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Getting the Domain of a Stream via OSLC.

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Ricardo Herrera (26●4) | asked Dec 12 '17, 5:44 p.m.

Hello, how can I know the domain (RM, QM, etc) of a Stream(configuration) given its URL using OSLC?

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Karthik Krishnan (889●8●122●164) | answered Dec 13 '17, 3:51 a.m.
edited Dec 13 '17, 3:53 a.m.

  AFAIK, each applications follows different OSLC specifications as described here https://open-services.net/specifications/


May be you can find from namespace?

Also doesn't the url has something like 
ccm/oslc
rm/oslc
.. ?

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Ricardo Herrera commented Dec 18 '17, 10:18 p.m.

 Hello Karthik thanks for your response.


Indeed the URL has a piece of text (rm, ccm) that can be used to figure out in what domain is the stream. However this piece of text can be configured in the server admin page and then it is not safe to solve this. What I've done is to look up at the service provider property of the stream: "oslc:serviceProvider" then each service definition inside has a "domain" property which may be "http://open-services.net/ns/rm#" for RM domain for example.

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