Hi Ron,
Ron Lake wrote:
Ethan:
The structure of a URN is so that you can create one - NOT so that they
are parsed for content. I think the fuzziness at the OGC in this regard
is simple mistaken.
I agree. And I think the complexity involved in the creation of one
reinforces the misunderstanding.
GML is used now in the http://www.epsg-registry.org. This registry and
the assignment of EPSG codes is controlled by the registration
authority, in this case the OGP. Another such registry could easily be
deployed assuming that someone is willing to be the registration
authority and this could have perhaps a difference governance model than
used by the OGP. The 19111 new parts will make their way into GML of
course.
Thanks Ron. I wasn't that aware of the EPSG registry (I've only perused
the MS Access stuff) or that it used GML.
Thanks,
Ethan
