Re: whois++ response formats...
Rickard Schoultz <schoultz@admin.kth.se> Wed, 15 September 1993 15:19 UTC
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To: Martin Hamilton <M.T.Hamilton@lut.ac.uk>
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Subject: Re: whois++ response formats...
In-Reply-To: Your message of Tue, 14 Sep 93 09:33:40 +0100. <Pine.3.07.9309140940.E215-a100000@avarice>
Date: Wed, 15 Sep 1993 16:48:06 +0200
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From: Rickard Schoultz <schoultz@admin.kth.se>
> Here are the response formats I am using for responses that > don't involve templates -- culled from the other whois++ > implementations. Let me know if you disagree strongly with > any of this stuff :-) Martin, I think your set of responses are as good as any. My opinion is that we need a BNF (Peter?) for the FULL response, and use that to form the responses from system commands. If we start out with: # FULL <hits> # <template> <handle> <attribute>:<value> ... # <template> <handle> <attribute>:<value> ... ... #END and apply it to the different responses: > version > # FULL 1 > Version: LUT version 0.0 > # END This would add another line, with a questionmark on what the handle should be: # FULL 1 # VERSION version Version: 1.0a # END > commands > # FULL 16 > # command describe > Name: describe > Description: Describe Server > # command help > Name: help > Description: Help! > [...] ... follows the model. > constraints > # FULL 13 > search > case > format > maxhits > [...] Here we have the opportunity to tell about how we support different constraints, so I think it too should follow the above model like: constraints # FULL 3 # CONSTRAINT MAXHITS Constraint: maxhits Default-Value: 200 Range: 1..n Description: Maximum hits returned. # CONSTRAINT FORMAT Constraint: format Range: full,abridged,handle,summary Description: Selects output format. # CONSTRAINT HOLD Constraint: hold Description: Keeps the connection open. # END > Ciao, > > Martin -Rickard
- whois++ response formats... Martin Hamilton
- Re: whois++ response formats... Judith E. Grass
- Re: whois++ response formats... Rickard Schoultz
- Re: whois++ response formats... Martin Hamilton