And I just want JNDI style naming ... oh wait that is the same ISO spec
we are supposed to follow.
Seriously guys want to take this to the GeoAPI list? I think we have the
specifications now to check ... I am not sure ":" is needed by the
specification. JNDI uses "/" in lots of places.
I think someone "just" needs to look before we leap. Perhaps reading
Bryce's document a year later can help :-(
Cheers,
Jody
> This was Jody's doing I beleive. I am with you Gabriel, I just want a
> *simple*" two part qualified name. Thats it.
>
>
> Gabriel Roldán wrote:
>
>> oh, the addition of ":" to separate the namespace from the localname in
>> toString() (and thus in Name.getURI() ), breaks TypeSystemTest.testNaming()
>>
>> Look at the following snipet:
>>
>> Name n1 = name("gopher://localhost/test/";, "this");
>> assertEquals(name("gopher://localhost/";, "test/this"), n1);
>>
>> it expects two names with different namespace and localname happening
>> to "address" the same "node" to be equivalent...
>>
>> now I wonder if that's correct. I know there are some issues regarding
>> ISO19103 here, but I don't know where the missconception is.
>>
>> From my (gml'ized) point of view, gopher://localhost/test and
>> gopher://localhost are different namespaces, and test/this should not be
>> acceptable as a "localName", as it is more a location path....
>>
>> Without ":" separating namespace from localname in Name.getURI(), the test
>> where working, but it seemed forced... as if I don't include the trailing
>> slash in gopher://localhost/test/ and gopher://localhost/ the result is not
>> going to be the same, and the trailing slash should be innocuous anyway...
>>
>> My proposal (based on an ignorance of ISO19103 and why it is needed in
>> Feature
>> land) is to keep Name and TypeName as simple as possible, that is, namespace
>> is namespace, and localName is localName, both together don't form a "path"?
>>
>> any comment will be highly appreciated
>>
>> Gabriel.
>>
>>
>> On Wednesday 23 May 2007 11:45:33 Gabriel Roldán wrote:
>>
>>> thanks Justin,
>>>
>>> done.
>>>
>>> Gabriel
>>>
>>> On Tuesday 22 May 2007 16:26:02 Justin Deoliveira wrote:
>>>
>>>> +1 from me :).
>>>>
>>>> Gabriel Roldán wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> Hi,
>>>>>
>>>>> is it ok if I make Name and TypeName toString() to return
>>>>> namespace:localName instead of namespacelocalName?
>>>>> (note the colon separating ns from local name).
>>>>> It woud just make my life a bit easier :)
>>>>>
>>>>> Gabriel
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