[MOBY-l] rules for passing "foreign" stuff with MOBY
mwilkinson at gene.pbi.nrc.ca
mwilkinson at gene.pbi.nrc.ca
Mon Aug 19 21:54:00 UTC 2002
Hi all,
I'm pondering the problem of passing "foreign" stuff with MOBY. In
principle, we can be passing anything from Text to images to sound
files, to XML-objects from other model systems. In principle we could
pass text/XML as CDATA, and binaries as base64-encoded, or we could
simply base64 encode *everything* that was not a "true" MOBY object.
I prefer the latter just for the sake of simplicity... having all
foreign objects passed in the same way would make client design a little
bit easier.
Other opinions? Is there any reason to favour one over the other?
M
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