publication layout

• formal publication web -- http://profiles.ihe.net/${domain}
  • index.html at all folder levels assisting with navigating that folder content. Might be based on .xml or folder content?
  • Note that ITI does not have this exact layout. This is a historic decision that not recommended.
  • The following layout enables grouping (by folder and index.html in that folder) of the various types of publications
  • papers/${domain}/${paper}
    • e.g. http://profiles.ihe.net/ITI/papers/index.html -- holds human narrative navigation to all papers
    • e.g. http://profiles.ihe.net/ITI/papers/MetadataHandbook.html
  • publications/${domain}/volume[1-5]/
    • e.g. http://profiles.ihe.net/ITI/volume1/ch-9.html -- Profile 9: ATNA
    • e.g. http://profiles.ihe.net/ITI/volume2/ITI-20.html -- Transaction ITI-20 - Record Audit Event
  • publications/${domain}/${supplement}
    • e.g. http://profiles.ihe.net/ITI/MHD/index.html
    • might we have each a redirect from http://profiles.ihe.net/ITI/ATNA to http://profiles.ihe.net/ITI/volume1/ch-9.html
  • e.g. http://profiles.ihe.net/ITI/index.html -- contains all publications from ITI
  • e.g. http://profiles.ihe.net/index.html -- contains all domains with links to their index.html
• common among all domains and publication types (supplement, technical framework, or IG)
  • General Introduction and Appendix
  • e.g. http://profiles.ihe.net/GeneralIntro

Occasionally content gets moved, and it is useful to have a user using the old URL redirected to the new destination. This is also useful with canonical URI to redirect to the html page where that artifact (e.g. a CodeSystem) is published. When a "redirect" is needed, Mary can make that happen.