[cap-talk] Creating 32-bit capabilities, automatic capabilities by subclassing?

[Ian G]

Sandro Magi wrote:
> Ian G wrote:
> 
>>Sandro Magi wrote:
>>
>>
>>>>Can the
>>>>client figure out what to do with the YURL if passed one through
>>>>a 3rd party, or through some queue supported by Waterken Server?
>>>
>>>Performing a GET on the YURL returns an XML description of the
>>>interface. The client, whether it be a browser or software agent, can
>>>figure out what to do then.
>>
>>Sandro,
>>
>>could you please post a small example of the XML
>>that comes back?  For the haptics amongst us.
> 
> 
> Tyler posted a series of "Hello World!" examples here:
> 
> https://yurl.net/blog/tutorial/home

Is that document up to date?  In the text it
refers to web-calculus.org but in the links
it goes to yurl.net.  Also, it is not clear
what the point of the first XML is ... is
that displayed on a browser?

This one:

   Loading the HelloWorld class in the Waterken Server produces XML like:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet type="text/xsl"
     href="/xsl/http/web-calculus.org/Object.xsl"?>

<list>
<doc schema="http://waterken.org/example/HelloWorld-class">
<greeting schema="http://web-calculus.org/pointer/Link">
<target>./?key=kl7g-btwb-iiqy</target>
</greeting>
</doc>
</list>

It almost seems as though there should be a URL that
causes that above XML to come back to the browser.
But the Hello World URL is:

https://yurl.net/blog/tutorial/Hello%20World%20greeting

iang