[georss] "When" information in georss
Andrew Turner
ajturner at highearthorbit.com
Wed Aug 1 18:15:19 EDT 2007
b/c the current Time specification doesn't actually specify including
the time element in the response. This is similar to the Geo that uses
GeoRSS, and not OpenSearch-Geo, to specify the geographic search
parameters.
I was hoping for a more generic definition of time (not even
necessarily bound to geo* - so not GML), but RSS or Atom don't support
that it appears (which is actually kind of surprising?
On 8/1/07, Sean Gillies <sgillies at frii.com> wrote:
> Andrew Turner wrote:
> > On 7/29/07, Sean Gillies <sgillies at frii.com> wrote:
> >> The time period that the feed is valid for for ... that would be
> >> published/updated up until *now* right? It seems that the best way to
> >> indicate a future limit would be for the feed's origin server to set an
> >> "Expires" HTTP header. That would be going with the grain of the Web.
> >
> > I may have requested a feed for another, arbitrary time period, say
> > 4-20-2007 > 5-15-2007
> >
> > And relying on just the HTTP headers means that I then lose that
> > information if I store the file. So like GeoRSS feeds can have a
> > geometry that applies to the entire feed, it would be nice to use the
> > timespan to define a timespan for the entire feed. This is especially
> > important if I request a feed for that month, even if there are only
> > items for a week in the middle. The feed still is of the entire month.
> >
> > Brian - can you put that example as a page on the GeoRSS CMS?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Andrew
> >
>
> Andrew,
>
> Assuming you're using OpenSearch to request a feed using a temporal
> query, could you not rely on the os:Query element that you would include
> in the response?
>
> Sean
>
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