Re: Media typs and XPointer, XLink, XPath, and XSLT
1999-07-13 09:36:31
Paul Grosso wrote:
If the resource is XML, the fragment identifier is to be interpreted
as an XPointer.
Yes, but what does it mean to "be XML"? Does that simply mean
"be a well-formed XML document", or is it also required that
the media-type be "application/xml" or "text/xml"? If the
media-type is "application/vnd.foo-systems.bar", but the format
happens to be well-formed XML, is the fragment ID necessarily
to be interpreted as an XPointer?
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