Context
AppNote 14 describes how to refer to TAMS content in other systems. This describes using tams:// plus the store address and relevant suffixes. The challenge that has come out is where the API has additional path elements between the domain and the TAMS API. For example the AWS implementation typically adds /Prod in the middle of the API path.
The philosophy of the app note is that the tams;// entry should directly match the full API path, however this is not clearly called out in the document. This has lead to a discussion in to another project which is referencing TAMS content about what should be included or not in the reference
Actions
Need to update App Note 14 to make it clear that the full API path should be included in all tams:// references. This should probably include more complex examples to make this clear
Outcome
Aims is to clarify a question that has been raised and remove any ambiguity. Other specifications which reference TAMS content should be able to refer to App Note 14 as the authority on this topic
Context
AppNote 14 describes how to refer to TAMS content in other systems. This describes using tams:// plus the store address and relevant suffixes. The challenge that has come out is where the API has additional path elements between the domain and the TAMS API. For example the AWS implementation typically adds /Prod in the middle of the API path.
The philosophy of the app note is that the tams;// entry should directly match the full API path, however this is not clearly called out in the document. This has lead to a discussion in to another project which is referencing TAMS content about what should be included or not in the reference
Actions
Need to update App Note 14 to make it clear that the full API path should be included in all tams:// references. This should probably include more complex examples to make this clear
Outcome
Aims is to clarify a question that has been raised and remove any ambiguity. Other specifications which reference TAMS content should be able to refer to App Note 14 as the authority on this topic