perfsonar-dev - Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema
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- From: "Jeff W. Boote" <>
- To: maxim <>
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- Subject: Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema
- Date: Thu, 06 Dec 2007 16:12:10 -0700
maxim wrote:
Hello ( mostly schema and protocol people),
While working on psPS framework API I found that according to the current
schema
definition its very inconvenient to send select:parameter with some time
range select values.
For some reasons there is a time schema but there is no support for time
elements in
the select parameter. So, people basically using something like <parameter name="startTime">... instead of normal time element. Its very strange to have several ways to treat such thing as time. As the simplest approach and may be the easiest step I would suggest to allow current time element as subelement of parameter. Of course I can support it for my service ( pinger MA)
at any time but this feature will benefit every other service as well.
I am planning to support nmtime objects as sub-elements of parameter elements for the owamp/bwctl (perfSONOBOUY) MA. (I have been unhappy with the current treatment of time - and have been for a while. Search the archives for details.)
I agree that if all services were using the nmtime element, then an implementation that understood how to decode the nmtime element could be shared across multiple services.
Of course, this would represent a major protocol change for any existing services and it would therefore need a fair amount of time to make its way into already deployed services.
Lets at least make sure that you and I are implementing this using the same schema (syntax) - then perhaps we can convince other services to adopt it in the future to make coding clients and servers easier with regard to this often used concept.
jeff
- treating the time right in the schema, maxim, 12/06/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, Jeff W. Boote, 12/06/2007
- RE: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, maxim, 12/06/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, Jason Zurawski, 12/06/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, Jeff W. Boote, 12/06/2007
- RE: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, maxim, 12/06/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, Jeff W. Boote, 12/06/2007
- RE: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, maxim, 12/07/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, Jeff W. Boote, 12/07/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, Jason Zurawski, 12/07/2007
- RE: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, maxim, 12/07/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, Jeff W. Boote, 12/07/2007
- RE: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, maxim, 12/07/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, Jeff W. Boote, 12/06/2007
- RE: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, maxim, 12/06/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, Jeff W. Boote, 12/06/2007
- Re: [pS-dev] treating the time right in the schema, Jeff W. Boote, 12/06/2007
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