[Registry-dev] Using our Registry as a PURL server (and also
making it work with non-Registry aware clients)
Glen Daniels
glen at wso2.com
Thu Mar 13 12:08:50 PDT 2008
Hi Paul:
Paul Fremantle wrote:
> If we store URLs in the Registry, it would be nice to be able to point
> to the Registry entry and get back a redirect to the stored URL.
+1, although it might also be good to just proxy it and serve it up.
Maybe that should be configurable?
> So, what this means is that a client could direct their SOAP client to
> the registry URL: e.g.
>
> new
> Stub("http://reg/wso2registry/resource/services/finance/accounting?redirect");
>
> The client library will then auto redirect to the real URL stored at
> http://reg/wso2registry/resource/services/finance/accounting
Hm, I don't think we'd need the "?redirect" at all. We'd basically
invent a media-type (I think we discussed this before too) for URLs, let
you install those into the registry, and then we'd serve them up as a
redirect. So http://.../accounting would just redirect to wherever the
"real" URL was.
--Glen
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