MURATA Makoto wrote:
3) An XSL stylesheet may be embedded as a part of XML document itself and
is referenced by a fragment identifier from this XML document. The above
example demonstrates such an embedded XSL stylesheet.
Yes
5) The example quoted above is controvertial. If this document is delivered
as "text/xml", what will be the media type for the referenced (embedded)
XSL stylesheet? text/xml or text/xsl?
It is not a separate resource and thus, the stylesheet portion does not
have or need a separate media type, would be my explanation. There is no
message body or separate bodypart to label.
The media type for the document as a whole would be that of the root
element; either a specialised type, if it has one, or a more generic
application/xml, as appropriate.
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Chris