> Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 10:30:36 +0000
> From: Robert Sanderson <[log in to unmask]>
>
> > Really?! Reference, please. I thought I was quite at liberty to say
> > >cql="http://loc.gov/indexes/dublinCore" cql.title=dinosaur
>
> http://www.loc.gov/z3950/agency/zing/cql1-1/context-sets.html
You mean the bit that says "The prefix of 'cql' is reserved for the
default CQL context set, but authors may wish to recommend a short
name for use with their set." If I'd spotted that before, I'd have
called it. I don't see any reason to special-case this. If I want to
map the "cql" prefix to my private set and have the meanings of all
the relation modifiers change, that's surely my decision.
> In ZeeRex, I would say:
>
> <default type="cql">1.1</default>
> <supports type="cql">1.0</supports>
>
> And then make it mandatory to include the CQL set if you support it.
> <set identifier="..." name="cql"/>
OK.
> And by extension, making it also mandatory to declare the DC schema
> if supported, a reversal of what we said earlier.
> <schema name="dc" .../>
This is a separate discussion, right? Or have I missed a connection?
> > CQL Context Set
> > Record Metadata Context Set
>
> The context set will live at the LC site, where its identifier
> is. And (as yesterday) the srw.o-r-g.org site will still exist as
> there's no reason to get rid of the host name, but I'd prefer
> srw.cheshire3.org. The Identifier will definitely change.
Why not put the RM set on the LC site, too? It is very much part of
the core group of context-sets, along with CQL, the Network set and
DC. I'd prefer to see them all live on the LC (unlike clearly
application-specific sets such as my Zthes and your CCG). This is
especially true after the OCLC debacle where the URL of the
Cross-Domain Attribute Set changed.
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