More separation
Tony Linde
ael at star.le.ac.uk
Thu Dec 9 09:09:50 PST 2004
That's right Roy, so:
http://blahblah.org/cgi-bin/cone?Catalog=Hedgehog
would be one service accessing multiple datasets and
http://wibblewibble.org/cgi-bin/cone?Catalog=Messier
would be a second service accessing the one dataset.
That separation is what we need to mirror in the schema.
Cheers,
Tony.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Roy Williams [mailto:roy at caltech.edu]
> Sent: 09 December 2004 17:03
> To: Tony Linde; registry at ivoa.net
> Subject: Re: More separation
>
> From: "Tony Linde"
> > The same applies to data services: one service might
> provide access
> > to multiple data collections and one collection might be
> served up by
> > more than one service.
>
> As soon as the first cone-searches were built in 2002, we had
> URLs that look like:
> http://blahblah.org/cgi-bin/cone?Catalog=Messier&RA=200&Dec=20&SR=10
>
> Dissecting this URL, we can see two different
> semantically-distinct entities:
>
> (1) http://blahblah.org/cgi-bin/cone?Catalog=Messier
> This is an instance of a conesearch which queries a specific
> data resource (the Messier catalog). It represents the point
> of view of an astronomer-client.
>
> (2) http://blahblah.org/cgi-bin/cone?
> This is a sort of "meta-conesearch", that can act as a
> consearch for a number of data resources. It represents the
> point of view of a software developer.
>
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