Re: Issue: fragment identifier for href attribute

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David RR Webber <>
Date
2001-07-02T16:04:13+00:00
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Re: Issue: fragment identifier for href attribute
Message text written by Murata Makoto
> 
James Clark wrote:

> Should we allow the value of the href attribute (on <include> and 
> <externalRef>) to contain a fragment identifier (ie a # character)?

I propose not to allow fragment identifiers.  RELAX Core does not.

If we use text/xml or application/xml, fragment identifiers are still 
unclear.  The RFC for XML media types, namely RFC 3023 (Propose Standard),
does not have any normative references.

Cheers,

Makoto
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What about an XPointer?   
http://somelocation.com/registry/things/that.xml(foobar)

I'm thinking of course that the parser may be actually hitting a JSP for
instance and
essentially passing it a parameter....

   http://somelocation.com/registry/things/that.jsp(foobar)

And what comes back to the parser is then determined by the remote
server....

DW.