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Seems that HTTP is usefull to retrieve documents. Thats nice, but can be interesting if http is expanded to retrieve links BACKLINKS /homepage.htm that may return a collection of pages to link to this resource. LINKS /page.htm that may return a collection of links of that resource if some user follow a link on page.htm to homepage.htm, the server will check the suggested backling with a LINKS request, confirm and update the backling database for that resource. the html sintax example can be: <a href=""enormeousfile.dvd.iso"" method='backlinks">Mirrors for DVD iso</a> the browser coder can render the result of the backlinks request as a popup menu to select (here) a download site <a href=""spec.pdf"" method='backlinks">Important Spec</a> the server can reping often the backlinks, to drop 404 resources, so only real alive stuff is backlinked. [Date Prev] | [Thread Prev] | [Thread Next] | [Date Next] -- [Date Index] | [Thread Index] |
