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XQuery 1.0 and XPath 2.0 error identifiers are URIs that are not required
(or expected?) to be resolvable.
Hope this helps,
Jim
At 12/24/2005 09:46 AM, Elliotte Harold wrote:
>I'm collecting a list of non-locating, identifying uses of URIs. e.g.
>where are URIs used in practice as identifying strings? So far I have:
>
>XML Namespaces
>SAX Feature and Properties
>Atom IDs
>RDF/Owl/SemWeb
>XML encryption data types and algorithms
>XML canonicalization algorithms
>
>
>Can anyone add to this list? The criterion is that the URI is not
>necessarily resolvable, and not intended primarily to be resolved. It's OK
>is some can be (e.g. RDDL documents for XML namespaces) as long as it
>doesn't have to be to serve its main function.
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