[rclis] geneva protocol

[Jose Manuel Barrueco Cruz]

	Thomas, may be, it would be usefull to say that the document you
are talking about lives at:

	http://rclis.org/internal/geneva.html

	And, why not using the eprints author registration data to build
the persons archive? Antonella is managing the eprints server and could be
quite easy for her to convert the authors data into AMF... So I'm
proposing that AdR will maintain the rclis:per archive.


Jose Manuel Barrueco				barrueco@openlib.org
http://www.uv.es/~barrueco

On Thu, 24 Oct 2002, Thomas Krichel wrote:

>
>   I have been working on the Geneva protocol, a general identification
>   strategy for rclis. I think that tonight, I have a version that
>   has the required components. With respect to what we discussed at
>   the rclis summit meeting in Geneva, we have the idea of a an
>   archival and a natural component of handles. When these components
>   are present, the handle is said to be unblessed. This is kind of
>   an internal handle to rclis. Handles that do not have these components
>   are called blessed, they should be short and cryptic and be exposed
>   to the outside world. In this way, we can hide the internal way
>   of operating to outside communication, and rearrange the data if,
>   heaven forbid, this should be necessary.
>
>   I am interested in feedback to the document, the more critical the
>   better. I want to test this out on Julio's data next week, working
>   together with Jeremiah.
>
>   As far as the main archives are concerned, I propose that Sandra
>   manages rclis:org for the organizational data, and Imma manages
>   rclis:can, the master channel  archive. A personal data archive
>   is not yet being constructed.
>
>   Cheers,
>
>   Thomas Krichel                                   mailto:krichel@openlib.org
>                                               http://openlib.org/home/krichel
>                                           RePEc:per:1965-06-05:thomas_krichel
>
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