Laurence,
Does your work draw on any of the work Devon has been doing over at
OCLC?
http://www.code4lib.org/2006/smith
rob
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Jeremy Frumkin wrote:
Ok, so this is a good example for where I¹m failing to see the advantage to
OpenID over the current local authentication provided by a university /
library.
As Nathan explains, to identify your link resolver(s) to a particular
database (or 'source') you are using. How can
On 3/26/07 6:35 AM, Jonathan Rochkind [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeremy Frumkin wrote:
Ok, so this is a good example for where I¹m failing to see the advantage to
OpenID over the current local authentication provided by a university /
library.
As Nathan explains, to identify your link
Right, except OpenID isn¹t going to do this; there needs to be an
infrastructure in place where OpenID (or some other standard persistent
identifying system) can sit on top of, and that¹s still the big problem.
Right, that's exactly what Nathan's original post suggested. Are we
reading the same
Back in January on NGC4LIB I proposed doing this, a universal ID system to
use when browsing, using the FOAF structure. I got back answers that told
me they were not getting the concept. This discussion on OpenID is very
interesting and I hope this can be made to work.
Steven C. Perkins
On
