SRU/CQL Standardization in OASIS
OASIS Search Web Services Technical Committee
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The OASIS Search Web Services Technical Committee has drafted an Abstract
Protocol Definition (APD - see document 1 in the table) providing
the framework for the definition of "Application Protocol Bindings". These
bindings may be static or dynamic. A static binding is a human-readable
document, essentially a profile. A dynamic binding is a machine-readable
description of a server, written in a description language that the Committee
is also developing (described in Annex B of the APD).
The premise behind dynamic bindings is that any search engine, even one that
existed prior to development of the standard, need only to provide a dynamic
binding - a self-description. It need make no other changes in order
to be accessible. A client will be able to access any search engine that provides
a description, if only it implements the capability to read and interpret
the description and use it to formulate a request (including a query) and
interpret the response.
Committee drafts include bindings for SRU 1.2 (2) and openSearch
(5) as well as a specification of CQL 1.2 (4 ).
The current phase of work is the development of an SRU 2.0 binding, CQL 2.0,
Explain, and Scan.
July 2009
Drafts
The TC released two Drafts for Targeted Review,
July 22, 2009:
Please review and comment on these two drafts.
Committee Drafts
TheTC released five Committee Drafts,
June 30, 2008:
Call For Participation
The Committee hopes to involve the SRU Implementors Group in this work. You can
participate either by joining the committee ( please see Joining
the OASIS Search Web Services Technical Committee) or if you are unable
to join, via discussion over the SRU list.
Comment
To comment on proposals, drafts, or on any aspect of the TC work:
- Subscribe to the comments list.
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search-ws-comment-subscribe@lists.oasis-open.org.
- post comment.
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