Not that it's preprogrammed with the workflow steps/navigation, but if it sees a "next" or "user-disable" link relation, it knows how to proceed/present that affordance to the user.
That's the semantic of the application that must be a shared understanding between the application and the user-agent. In HTML, that's generally human language. In OHM there are several possibilities : for humans (or any intelligent form), you can use the "summary" and "description" fields of the operations ; for computers (or anything with a limited vocabulary) you can use the "operationId" field of the operation. As said in the post, OHM doesn't define a vocabulary so you need to define your own or reuse an existing one.
is OHM meant for documentation or are you proposing it as an implementation hypermedia type?
It's an Hypermedia type. I thought it was clear in the title. Apparently not... 😅
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That's the semantic of the application that must be a shared understanding between the application and the user-agent. In HTML, that's generally human language. In OHM there are several possibilities : for humans (or any intelligent form), you can use the "summary" and "description" fields of the operations ; for computers (or anything with a limited vocabulary) you can use the "operationId" field of the operation. As said in the post, OHM doesn't define a vocabulary so you need to define your own or reuse an existing one.
It's an Hypermedia type. I thought it was clear in the title. Apparently not... 😅