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URLs as part of Human-Computer Interface
URLs are the main entry point for requesting Spirit to do something. They become an important part of Human-Computer Interface (HCI) when the URL is subject to bookmarking.
As a matter of fact, it makes sense for the Visitor (speaking in term
of Actor) to bookmark a content page, because he or she wants to visit
it again later. This leads to consider two cases :
Since there is no reason to forbid a Publication format to change over time, the format information should not appear in URL, nor in HTTP session information kept by Cocoon. Content URL formatLatest Publication for a Topic URL is of following form :
Where URL is of following form :
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