Or maybe less flexibly but just as indirectly,
the actual local component. So in a sense,
that gives us notations back.
len
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RDDL and XML Catalogs can work well together.
> Good to know. And yes, I know that.
>
> o Catalog used to map the PUBLIC ID to the SYSTEM ID. Yes?
>
> o RDDL used to map the namespace id to some set of resources
> identified by purpose, type, etc.
RDDL _describes_ a namespace via text and a collection of resources
The way one gets a RDDL document from a namespace URI depends on the URI resolution process.
For example:
<foo xmlns="urn:publicid:-//FOO//Bar Version 1.0//EN">
</foo>
Software might use this URN based namespace
to find the location of the RDDL document in the supplied
XML Catalog.
Jonathan
