update of projectnori.org

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Joe Johnston

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Oct 4, 2010, 8:17:11 PM10/4/10
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I updated the website....
- new Examples page: http://www.projectnori.org/examples/
- update About page: http://www.projectnori.org/about/
- fixed some of the broken links throughout the site
- removed the FAQ link from the top nav (for now - we'll add it back
when we have a more general FAQ)

Kaliya and Mary, how would you like to be listed on the About page?

Joseph, Markus, and Mike I don't know if you have a blog or twitter
account. Let me know how you want to be listed on About.

The site is still very much a work in progress. Let me know if you
have suggestions.

Markus, do you have time later in the week for you and I to chat via
Skype? I'd like to sync up on the website changes and make sure what
I'm doing is in line with your vision.

Cheers,
Joe

Michael Schwartz

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Oct 4, 2010, 9:01:00 PM10/4/10
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I put up a few examples of Python web client code. Nothing too fancy.
Just a starting point to test communication.

http://projectnori.pbworks.com/w/browse/#view=ViewFolder&param=Python

I'm going to work on some new objects that render / read the new JSON
format as docuemented on the XDI TC page.

Also, posting JSON to Nori didn't seem to work. Maybe I'm doing something
wrong in my content-type or X3J syntax.

- Mike

Markus Sabadello

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Oct 5, 2010, 1:07:14 AM10/5/10
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Hi Mike,

The correct X3J syntax is

{"=me": {"$get": {"$": null}}}

not

{"=me": {"$get": "$"}}

Sorry, I didn't see this earlier..

The Content-Type and Accept headers look correct.

Markus

Michael Schwartz

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Oct 18, 2010, 12:13:36 AM10/18/10
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Apologies in advance for the python format. Its pretty close to JSON
format. When I'm done with this, I'll render it to the various formats...

These are all contexts right now. For example: +network+AOL is a context,
under which there will be another layer of predicates that end in
literals, and for which there will be metadata (i.e. literal type).

What I wanted to get feedback on before I get much further is the
categorization...

thx,

- Mike

data_dictionary.py

Markus Sabadello

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Oct 18, 2010, 1:53:55 AM10/18/10
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Looks interesting.

- What's the difference between +Address and +postalAddress?
- Why does the code say AOL, etc., instead of +AOL, etc ?
- Maybe some example XDI that uses this dictionary would be useful.
- Before we can convert the Python code to a real XDI dictionary, we need to know what XDI dictionaries actually look like.

Markus

Drummond Reed

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Oct 18, 2010, 2:33:56 PM10/18/10
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Mike, I agree, it's a good start. +1 to Markus' questions.

Since I have to do it anyway, I'll take the action item to see if I can produce an XDI dictionary version of what Mike has started in time to review on this week's Friday telecon (if not Thursday, since that agenda is already quite full).

=Drummond
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