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− | == Introduction ==
| + | #REDIRECT [[ContextId]] |
− | This page describes the Higgins [[ContextIdDataRange]] [[Data Range]] concept.
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− | == Definition ==
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− | * A [[ContextIdDataRange]] is a kind of URI [[Data Range]]
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− | * A [[ContextIdDataRange]] MUST conform to the ABNF defined below
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− | == Syntax ==
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− | The following [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augmented_Backus-Naur_form ABNF] defines a Higgins [[ContextId]]. All rules not defined in this ABNF are defined in the [http://wiki.oasis-open.org/xri/XriCd02/Xri2dot0Abnf ABNF for XRI 2.0] (which includes the IRI ABNF from [http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3987.txt RFC 3987]) except:
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− | * '''xri2-authority''' and '''xri2-subseg''' are the '''xri-authority''' and '''xri-subset''' rules defined in the [http://wiki.oasis-open.org/xri/XriCd02/Xri2dot0Abnf ABNF for XRI 2.0]
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− | * '''xri3-authority''' and '''xri3-subseg''' are the '''xri-authority''' and '''xri-subset''' rules defined in the [http://wiki.oasis-open.org/xri/XriThree/SyntaxAbnf proposed ABNF for XRI 3.0]
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− | <pre>
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− | contextIdDataRange = contextURI / contextXRI
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− | contextURI = contextfileURI / contexthttpURI
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− | contextfileURI = [ "file://" ] ipath-abempty descriptor-ext
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− | descriptor-ext = ".xrds" / ".xdi" ;see note 1
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− | contexthttpURI = ( "http://" / "https://" ) iauthority
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− | ipath-abempty [ descriptor-ext ] [ "?" iquery ]
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− | contextXRI = contextQXRI / ;see note 2
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− | contextHXRI ;see note 3
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− | contextQXRI = ( [ "xri://" ] xri2-contextQXRI ) /
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− | ( [ "xri:" ] xri3-contextQXRI )
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− | xri2-contextQXRI = xri2-authority [ "/($context)" *xri2-subseg ]
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− | xri3-contextQXRI = xri3-authority [ "/$context" *xri3-subseg ]
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− | contextHXRI = proxy-URI "/" (xri2-contextQXRI / xri3-contextQXRI )
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− | proxy-URI = ( "http://" / "https://" ) proxy-reg-name
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− | proxy-reg-name = "xri." ireg-name
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− | </pre>
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− | == Notes ==
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− | # ".xrds" and ".xdi" are formats designed expressly for discovery and description of resources using HTTP(S) URIs and/or XRIs. XRDS format is defined by [http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/download.php/24286/xri-resolution-v2.0-wd-11-ed-02.doc XRI Resolution Working 2.0]. XDI format is being defined by the [http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/xdi OASIS XDI Technical Committee]. Other resource description file types can be supported by extending this ABNF rule. | + | |
− | # QXRI (Query XRI) is an XRI in URI-normal form without the "xri://" prefix (XRI 2.0) or "xri:" prefix (XRI 3.0). See Section 11.2 of [http://docs.oasis-open.org/xri/2.0/specs/cd02/xri-resolution-V2.0-cd-02.pdf XRI Resolution 2.0].
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− | # HXRI (HTTP(S) XRI) is the format for encapsulating an XRI within an HTTP(S) URI for purposes of resolution by an XRI proxy resolver. See Section 6 of [http://docs.oasis-open.org/xri/2.0/specs/cd02/xri-resolution-V2.0-cd-02.pdf XRI Resolution 2.0].
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− | == Examples ==
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− | === contextURI ===
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− | ==== contextfileURI ====
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− | file://system/config/openid.xrds
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− | file://system/config/openid.xdi
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− | file://system/config/ldap.xrds
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− | file://system/config/ldap.xdi
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− | ==== contexthttpURI ====
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− | http://example.com
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− | https://example.com
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− | http://example.com/user
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− | https://example.com/user
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− | http://example.com/higgins/openid.xrds
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− | https://example.com/higgins/openid.xdi
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− | http://example.com/higgins/ldap.xrds
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− | https://example.com/higgins/ldap.xdi
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− | === ContextQXRI ===
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− | ==== contextQXRI – XRI 2.0 Form ====
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− | =drummond
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− | =drummond/($context)
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− | =drummond/($context)*($openid)
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− | =drummond/($context)*($ldap)
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− | =!F83.62B1.44F.2813
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− | =!F83.62B1.44F.2813/($context)*($openid)
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− | =!F83.62B1.44F.2813/($context)*($ldap)
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− | =drummond*mom
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− | =drummond*mom/($context)*($openid)
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− | =drummond*mom/($context)*($ldap)
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− | @example
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− | @example/($context)
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− | @example/($context)*($openid)
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− | @example/($context)*($ldap)
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− | @free*example
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− | @free*example/($context)*($openid)
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− | @free*example/($context)*($ldap)
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− | ==== contextQXRI – Proposed XRI 3.0 Form ====
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− | =drummond
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− | =drummond/$context
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− | =drummond/$context$openid
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− | =drummond/$context$ldap
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− | =!F83.62B1.44F.2813
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− | =!F83.62B1.44F.2813/$context$openid
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− | =!F83.62B1.44F.2813/$context$$ldap
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− | =drummond*mom
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− | =drummond*mom/$context$openid
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− | =drummond*mom/$context$ldap
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− | @example
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− | @example/$context
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− | @example/$context$openid
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− | @example/$context$ldap
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− | @free*example
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− | @free*example/$context$openid
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− | @free*example/$context$ldap
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− | === contextHXRI ===
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− | A contextHXRI is a ContextQXRI that uses an HXRI proxy resolver prefix. "xri.net" is a public HXRI proxy resolver operated by XDI.org. All others are examples.
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− | ==== contextHXRI – XRI 2.0 Form ====
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− | http://xri.net/=drummond
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− | http://xri.net/=drummond/($context)
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− | https://xri.net/=drummond/($context)*($openid)
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− | https://xri.net/=drummond*mom/($context)*($openid)
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− | http://xri.example.com/@example/($context)*($openid)
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− | http://xri.example.com/@free*example/($context)*($openid)
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− | https://xri.example.org/@1000.a1b2.c3d4.9999!1234/($context)*($ldap)
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− | ==== contextHXRI – Proposed XRI 3.0 Form ====
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− | http://xri.net/=drummond
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− | http://xri.net/=drummond/$context
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− | https://xri.net/=drummond/$context$openid
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− | https://xri.net/=drummond*mom/$context$openid
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− | http://xri.example.com/@example/$context$openid
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− | http://xri.example.com/@example*free/$context$openid
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− | https://xri.example.org/@1000.a1b2.c3d4.9999!1234/$context$ldap
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− | == Context Discovery Rules ==
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− | A key property of a [[ContextId]] is that it can be resolved into the metadata necessary open a [[Context]]. The complete process for doing this is described in [[Context Discovery]]. Following are the discovery rules that apply to each form of ContextId.
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− | === contextURI Discovery ===
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− | Since URIs do not offer the structured identifier features of XRIs, they must resolve directly to an XRDS or XDI document containing the Higgins context configuration metadata for a specific context type.
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− | ==== contextfileURI ====
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− | # Open the identified file.
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− | # For an XRDS file, select the highest priority service endpoint that conforms to the [[Higgins XRDS Service Endpoint]] requirements.
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− | # For an XDI X3 file, parse the Higgins context configuration metadata from the X3 document as described in [[Higgins XDI Context Descriptor]].
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− | ==== contexthttpURI ====
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− | # Resolve the URI to a discovery document as specified in Section 6 of [http://docs.oasis-open.org/xri/2.0/specs/cd02/xri-resolution-V2.0-cd-02.pdf XRI Resolution 2.0].
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− | ## If the contexthttpURI ends in the context descriptor extension '''.xrds''' for an XRDS document, use the MIME type '''application/xrds+xml'''.
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− | ## If the contexthttpURI ends in the context descriptor extension '''.xdi''' for an XDI document, use the MIME type '''text/x3'''.
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− | ## If the contexthttpURI does not end in a context descriptor extension, use either or both of these MIME types as preferred in content negotiation with the server.
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− | # If the MIME type of the discovery document is '''application/xrds+xml''', select the highest priority service endpoint that conforms to the [[Higgins XRDS Service Endpoint]] requirements.
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− | # If the MIME type is '''text/x3''', parse the Higgins context configuration metadata from the X3 document as described in [[Higgins XDI Context Descriptor]].
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− | === contextXRI Discovery ===
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− | Since XRIs are abstract structured identifiers intended designed explicitly for resource discovery and description, they offer more flexiblity in the discovery process.
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− | ==== Using XRDS ====
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− | # Resolve the authority component of the XRI as specified in [http://docs.oasis-open.org/xri/2.0/specs/cd02/xri-resolution-V2.0-cd-02.pdf XRI Resolution 2.0]. Trusted resolution is RECOMMENDED.
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− | # From this XRDS document, select the [[Higgins XRDS Service Endpoint]] as defined in Section 13 of [http://docs.oasis-open.org/xri/2.0/specs/cd02/xri-resolution-V2.0-cd-02.pdf XRI Resolution 2.0]. Note that this provides a number of ways for ContextXRI authors to control service endpoint selection. Using the path component of the XRI to match a [[Higgins XRDS Service Endpoint]] is RECOMMENDED.
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− | # Parse the Higgins context metadata as defined in [[Higgins XRDS Service Endpoint]].
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− | ==== Using XDI ====
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− | # Resolution of the authority component of the XRI may use either XRDS resolution or XDI context discovery.
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− | ## For XRDS resolution, follow the same steps as described above, except that in the final XRDS document, the highest priority SEP of type '''xri://$xdi''' MUST be selected, and an XDI X3 document MUST be requested from that service endpoint URI.
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− | ## For XDI context discovery, resolve the authority component of the XRI as specified in the XDI Contexts section of [http://wiki.oasis-open.org/xdi/XdiRdfModel XDI RDF Model]] document.
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− | # In both cases, from the final XDI document, parse the XDI context description as defined in [[Higgins XDI Context Descriptor]].
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− | == Relationship to OpenID ==
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− | Any OpenID 2.0 identifier as defined by [http://openid.net/specs/openid-authentication-2_0.html OpenID Authentication 2.0] may function as a Higgins [[ContextId]]. OpenID 2.0 supports both URLs and XRIs. All of the examples of contexthttpURI and contextXRI above are valid OpenID 2.0 identifiers.
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− | The only caveat to keep in mind is that if an OpenID 2.0 URL is used as a Higgins [[ContextId]], the XRDS or XDI document to which it resolves must EITHER contain:
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− | * Only one XRDS service endpoint or XDI context reference describing the target [[Context]], OR
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− | * The consuming application must know how to select the XRDS service endpoint or XDI context descriptor it requires (i.e., it must know which Higgins [[Context Type]] it is seeking).
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− | == Used as a Value DataRange By ==
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− | * [[ContextId]]
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− | * [[Context Relation]]
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− | * [[Context Correlation]]
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− | == See Also ==
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− | * [[ContextId]]
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− | * [[Context Relation]]
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− | * [[Context Correlation]]
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− | * [[NodeIdDataRange]]
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