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Eric van der Vlist worries:
> I have been long to understand this, but the consequence of XPointer
> as currently stated is that to claim to support the text/xml media
> type any application MUST support W3C XML Schema.
XML Media Types, RFC 3023 [1], mentions XPointer as one possibility for
fragment identification, but that is not currently required.
If XPointer requires PSVI support (my reading of [2], at least when a
document references a schema), then I think it will be a very hard sell
to require XPointer conformance for those media types.
It might be sensible if a bit odd to create application/psvi or somesuch
for applications of XML which rely on the PSVI, but that's just one
possibility.
[1] - http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc3023.txt , section 5
[2] - http://www.w3.org/TR/xptr-framework/#b2b1b1b1
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