h2. Definition
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h2. Usage
There are some cases where an endpoint must be defined as an uri. As a convention, we chose to define an the URI of an endpoint like *{_}dsb://servicens/servicename@endpointname{_}* where:
** _servicens_ is almost the original service namespace. 'Almost' because we removed the http:// prefix.
** servicename is the initial service name
** endpointname is the endpoint name\!
As an example, an URI like *{_}dsb://petalslink.org/research/FooService@BarEndpoint{_}* can be translated like:
* Service Name have a namespace equals to [http://petalslink.org/research/|http://petalslink.org/research] and a local part equals to FooService
* Endpoint Name is BarEndpoint
TODO
h2. Usage
There are some cases where an endpoint must be defined as an uri. As a convention, we chose to define an the URI of an endpoint like *{_}dsb://servicens/servicename@endpointname{_}* where:
** _servicens_ is almost the original service namespace. 'Almost' because we removed the http:// prefix.
** servicename is the initial service name
** endpointname is the endpoint name\!
As an example, an URI like *{_}dsb://petalslink.org/research/FooService@BarEndpoint{_}* can be translated like:
* Service Name have a namespace equals to [http://petalslink.org/research/|http://petalslink.org/research] and a local part equals to FooService
* Endpoint Name is BarEndpoint