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Hi,
that's the way it is.
A simplified description of an example:
There is a list resource containing managers as subresources. When a
manager is appointed to a certain responsibility (e.g. project
management), he/she is added to the list, an URI is created for him/
her and stored in the list resource. The manager is not asked, if he/
she likes it. It's just done, because the employer want's it and
needs it in the business process. Then it's possible to GET (directly
or indirectly) representations of a manager by means of his/her URI
containing: the kind of the responsibility, the person who had
validated the appointment of the responsibility, communication
address data, real world address data, his/her schedule, a picture
perhaps, etc.
These managers are resources "on the web" now, additional to being
human resources of the enterprise.
There are many countries today with a data protection law, where the
data protection officer of the enterprise has to be involved, because
URIs like the ones above are personal data similar to a personal id.
greetings
Klaus
Am 10.12.2005 um 20:44 schrieb Bjoern Hoehrmann:
> * Michael Kay wrote:
>>> Many of the resources in my work are non-electronic, e.g. persons,
>>> organisations, equipment. The resources got URIs. The resources (or,
>>> if you like: the representations of them) are accessible in a
>>> RESTafarian way.
>>
>> Well, I'm a person, and I don't have a URI, and I'm not accessible
>> on the
>> web. The internet will get you only as far as my inbox, and my
>> inbox is not
>> a representation of me.
>
> Resources don't determine which URIs do or do not identify them,
> that's for URI owners to decide. As a URI owner, I decide that
> http://xmlns.bjoern.hoehrmann.de/people/Michael_Kay/0.9/ identifies
> you. Now you are accessible on the web.
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