URL addressing
Revision as of 18:13, 22 September 2007 by Gareth Ellison (talk | contribs) (New page: This is one that i've been working on myself for a while and is rather simple. sl://domain/region/x/y/z Where "domain" is a DNS name (like secondlife.com) and region is the region name. ...)
This is one that i've been working on myself for a while and is rather simple.
sl://domain/region/x/y/z
Where "domain" is a DNS name (like secondlife.com) and region is the region name.
An example:
sl://secondlife.com/Hooper/128/128/50 sl://localhost/My%20Sim/128/128/60
DNS SRV records or DNS A records could be used to identify the login server for that particular domain if logging into it directly or to identify the appropriate region stores for that particular region domain.