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Definitions and Examples of the Open Hypermedia Protocol (OHP)
The following definitions and examples concern OHP-Nav, the navigational interface for OHP.
... in XML
The Open Hypermedia Protocol Navigational Interface as an XML confomant Document Type Definition and a simple example of a CreateEndpointMessage represented in XML.
A proposal for a new simplified yet more powerful version of OHP-Nav as an XML confomant Document Type Definition and a examples of messages represented in XML.
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The current DTD (version 1.3) which is used for the demo at HT99 in Darmstadt: "Tool-using, Co-operating Nav Monkeys". And a set of example messages conforming to the DTD.
... as IDL with sample implementations in Java
A very simple Interface Definition Language specification OHPNav.idl.
An implementation of the createEndpoint message in OHPNavigationalImpl.java.
A simple server OHPNavServer.java.
A simple client OHPNavClient.java.
How2Do a simple implementation using VisiBroker under Windows95. Note: The CORBA examples have been compiled and tested with the VisiBroker ORB from Visigenic.
... implemented using Java's RMI
Note that the IDL has been slightly modified recently so that you would have to follow the steps as described in the How2Do file in order to generate new versions of the following files.
The definition of the OHPNavigational interface.
The package ohp.
A simple implementation of the OHPNavigational interface named OHPNav10.java.
A simple server OHPNavServer.java.
A simple client OHPNavClient.java.
How2Do a simple implementation using JDK 1.1 (actually JDK 1.1.6 has been used).
... in SGML
The Open Hypermedia Protocol Navigational Interface as an SGML Document Type Definition.
A sample instance - OHPNav1.sgm showing a CreateEndpoint message.
Note that from May 1998 onwards XML is used for defining OHP-Nav messages being sent as ByteStreams via Sockets. The SGML definition is therefore not up to date.
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