Difference between revisions of "Initial CAPS seed"
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<llsd> | <llsd> | ||
<map> | <map> | ||
<key>User</user> | |||
<uri>http://profiles.isp.com/67153d5b-3659-afb4-8510-adda2c034649</uri> | |||
<key>Agent</key> | <key>Agent</key> | ||
<uri>http:// | <uri>http://sims.isp.com/My%20Home/agents/67153d5b-3659-afb4-8510-adda2c034649</uri> | ||
<key>Session</key> | <key>Session</key> | ||
<uri>http://agenthost.isp.com/sessions/67153d5b-3659-afb4-8510-adda2c034649</uri> | <uri>http://agenthost.isp.com/sessions/67153d5b-3659-afb4-8510-adda2c034649</uri> | ||
<key>Inventory</key> | <key>Inventory</key> | ||
<uri>http://inventory.isp.com | <uri>http://inventory.isp.com/67153d5b-3659-afb4-8510-adda2c034649</uri> | ||
</map> | </map> | ||
</llsd> | </llsd> | ||
== Discussion on this == | |||
* User profile links to what you'd think of as "a profile" (under search > people on the current system) | |||
* Agents are the user's presence on the system, could perhaps be allowed to have multiple agents | |||
* Agents and sessions are not the same thing - an agent is a unique singular instance, a session is a connected client controlling that instance (client moving avatar, or a simple IM-only textmode client, or a mobile phone even) | |||
* Agents | |||
* Please add more points.... |
Revision as of 16:18, 7 October 2007
At login, the current proposal from the AW Groupies group is for the client to be fed back an LLSD map:
67153d5b-3659-afb4-8510-adda2c034649 is used here as a generic example UUID.
<llsd> <map> <key>User</user> <uri>http://profiles.isp.com/67153d5b-3659-afb4-8510-adda2c034649</uri> <key>Agent</key> <uri>http://sims.isp.com/My%20Home/agents/67153d5b-3659-afb4-8510-adda2c034649</uri> <key>Session</key> <uri>http://agenthost.isp.com/sessions/67153d5b-3659-afb4-8510-adda2c034649</uri> <key>Inventory</key> <uri>http://inventory.isp.com/67153d5b-3659-afb4-8510-adda2c034649</uri> </map> </llsd>
Discussion on this
- User profile links to what you'd think of as "a profile" (under search > people on the current system)
- Agents are the user's presence on the system, could perhaps be allowed to have multiple agents
- Agents and sessions are not the same thing - an agent is a unique singular instance, a session is a connected client controlling that instance (client moving avatar, or a simple IM-only textmode client, or a mobile phone even)
- Agents
- Please add more points....