On Oct 25, 2005, at 1:16 PM, James M Snell wrote:
Also, assuming the title on the main link is supposed to describe
the download file itself, there appears to be no way to inform the
user of the mirror location of the main URI. Without a location
name of some sort, the user can't make an informed decision about
which mirror would be best to use. Perhaps something along the
line of Antone's "label" suggestion might help here.
I could just do this:
<link rel="enclosure" href="http://example.com/
softwarepackage.tar.gz" type="application/x-gzip" x:group="software-
package" nf:follow="no" >
<x:mirror href="http://example.com/softwarepackage.tar.gz";
label="Main Server" />
<x:mirror href="http://example2.com/softwarepackage.tar.gz";
label="California Server" />
<x:mirror href="http://example3.com/softwarepackage.tar.gz";
label="European Server" />
</link>
or this:
<link rel="enclosure" href="http://example.com/
softwarepackage.tar.gz" type="application/x-gzip" x:group="software-
package" x:label="Main Server" nf:follow="no" >
<x:mirror href="http://example2.com/softwarepackage.tar.gz";
x:label="California Server" />
<x:mirror href="http://example3.com/softwarepackage.tar.gz";
x:label="European Server" />
</link>
