I wrote
, however a system is
allowed to reject any URI at all and if it chooses to reject all uri
with fragids passed to doc() or document() it can do that, but it should
raise [err:FODC0005].
which is false. It's true for doc() (which was what I was reading) but
for document() the spec explictly says that the fragment identifier
should be stripped off and used after retrieval.
So
document('test2009031701.xml#f1')
is the same as
document('test2009031701.xml')/id('f1')
or
document('test2009031701.xml')/id('f1')
or an error, depending on various factors....
So, I don't thinl the system is correct if it raises an error for
test2009031701.xml#f1 but not for test2009031701.xml.
David
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