I have also been trying desperately to get attention for the "Data API".
The OpenSocial specification only shows how to access data through a common
Javascript API. There is no official Data API as of yet, and it has taken a
back seat to many other features (much much to my disappointment). It a
ially link up or associate accounts, but
maybe they don't want that to happen, for whatever reason.. opt-in,
intead of forced on you..
g'night
On Nov 9, 2007 12:08 AM, Julian Bond <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> fernando padilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Thu, 8 Nov 2007 23:4
At first I was on the side of making ids 64bit, signed long, for
performance reasons.
But the more I think of it, if this is going to be true opensocial,
then I truly believe the ids have to be the "GUID" that you mention
below, and essentially uris, but up to the container, really along the
line
I haven't been paying attention, but I haven't heard something
definitive about the id space.
Anyhow. the Negative numbers might have something to do with unsigned
long != two's complement signed long. So a 64bit id can be
represented as an unsigned long (all positive numbers), or a two's
comple
