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THUMP: The HTTP URL Mapping Protocol
draft-kunze-thump-03

Document Type Expired Internet-Draft (individual)
Expired & archived
Authors John A. Kunze , Nassib Nassar
Last updated 2017-11-13 (Latest revision 2017-05-02)
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Abstract

The HTTP URL Mapping Protocol (THUMP) is a set of URL-based conventions for retrieving information and conducting searches. THUMP can be used for focused retrievals or for broad database queries. A THUMP request is a URL containing a query string that starts with a `?', and can contain one or more THUMP commands. Returned records are formatted with Dublin Core Kernel metadata as Electronic Resource Citations, which are similar to blocks of email headers.

Authors

John A. Kunze
Nassib Nassar

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