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Support resolved URIs #95

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13 changes: 5 additions & 8 deletions uprotocol/uri.proto
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Expand Up @@ -54,16 +54,13 @@ message UUri {
// An Authority represents the deployment location of a specific Software Entity.
// Authority can be represented in either a name (i.e example.com), ip address (205.236.147.1)
// or an ID (i.e. VIN, SHA 128, or any other identifier that is less than 255 bytes.
// *NOTE:* When Authority is empty (neither name, ip, or id is set) the authority
// *NOTE:* When Authority is empty (neither name, ip, or id are set) the authority
// is local.
message UAuthority {
// Remote authority information, if not present, authority is local
oneof remote {
string name = 1; // domain & device name as a string
bytes ip = 2; // IPv4 or IPv6 Address in byte format
bytes id = 3; // Unique ID for the device, could be a VIN, SHA 128, or any other identifier
// *NOTE:* MAX length is 255 bytes
}
optional string name = 1; // Domain & device name as a string
optional bytes ip = 2; // IPv4 or IPv6 Address in byte format
optional bytes id = 3; // Unique ID for the device, could be a VIN, SHA 128, or any other identifier
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if the id is a VIN, does that mean it does not appear in the name?
I think it is important to make this contract clear since a uE external to the vehicle usually uses the VIN in the datamodel to identify the car.

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This is vendor/OEM specific, we cannot dictate that in the protocol

// *NOTE:* MAX length is 255 bytes
}


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