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Re: [pS-dev] time types in the request


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  • From: Jason Zurawski <>
  • To: "Jeff W. Boote" <>
  • Cc: Roman Lapacz <>, Martin Swany <>, "" <>
  • Subject: Re: [pS-dev] time types in the request
  • Date: Fri, 06 Apr 2007 16:00:02 -0400
  • Organization: Internet2

Jeff;

Jason Zurawski wrote:
4. There would be no way for a client to specify what timeType they want. We should create a time element API for creating time elements represented with different types.


So the issue still remains of what to do for 'display' of values (not necessarily the same as the time that will be used in the select statement). I still believe that this is best in a separate parameter block, and as Roman pointed out this couldn't be in the same md block currently. I would propose some sort of additional filter chaining as well (although I still think we need to abuse the notion of timeType a little further, since this is more of a presentation element than a time value):

So, perhaps I was not clear enough.

Actually you were now that I read it again (and recall our conversation about it), my mistake. Taking this into account my previous example is moot (and your correction as well Roman?

What I intended to indicate in my #4 is that I don't think 'display' information should be in the message at all. It is easy enough for the client to do this time format conversion. And, if it important to have formats that only present time in a specific format - then we create a complete new eventType namespace for this more strict representation. Then you can request the new eventType namespace from a transformation service that understands where it can get the 'native' format from.

-jason

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