Moin Andreas!

Andreas Rossberg schrieb am Wednesday, den 06. November 2002:

> Oz uses URIs to identify and locate modules. By default, the system
> recognizes file:, http: and x-oz: schemes, the latter denoting the
> standard library. Module management is programmable however, so that it
> may be extended to handle other schemes/protocols.

BTW, it's a nice idea. Most probably next release of OCamlNS will
deprecate my style of namespaces (Org.Ocaml.[...]) and let namespace
be "proto://..." and I'll develop ocamlnsc and ocamlnsopt that will
use namespace URLs to get the modules (even via http) and pass them
to ocamlc|ocamlopt (in way like ocamlfind). I don't know whether this
feature is demanded by ocaml users community, but for me it looks
very attractive and probably I'll use it my project. 

In my thoughts I think that URL should point to a kinda textual
module description (with dependencies and so on).

-- 
Regards,
Yurii.