Re: Datatypes

Tony,

Tony Hammond wrote:
> That is, URN does not support URI hierarchical components which are
> expressed through the "/" delimiter, nor secondary resources as
> delimted by the "#" character.
>   

Thanks for pointing that out---I had missed it.

> On the other hand, the INFO scheme (RFC 4452) does operate like a URN,
> does not use a DNS authority, supports both the "/" and "#"
> characters, and has a lighterweight registration process.

Excellent suggestion! Thanks. I've have now submitted the "java" info 
URI scheme:

http://alcme.oclc.org/wikid/CollectionInfoUriRegistry:info:java/

Best,

Garret