RE: AFTF requirements list with comments, pre-2003/01/28 telcon (revised)

../a has nothing to do with URI References vs URIs.  ../a is allowed by URIs
and by URI references.  You might be thinking of absolute URIs however :-)

URI References are URIs that may have fragments.  Oh darn, we don't have a
term for a URI that has an absolutized portion that may have fragments.

Cheers,
Dave

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> To: David Orchard
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> Subject: RE: AFTF requirements list with comments,
> pre-2003/01/28 telcon
> (revised)
>
>
>
> David Orchard suggests:
>
> >> DR6. The specification must permit parts to be identified
> by URIs or URI
> References.  This is similar to ChrisF's comment.
>
> I am a little surprised.  I would have thought that what we want is:
>
> * The identity of each part is a URI (I.e. an absolute URI)(
>
> * References to parts are in the form of URI references (which are
> resolved through the usual mechanisms to yield the absolute URI).
>
> David:  are you really saying that you want to allow "../a" as the
> identity of a part?  Thanks.
>
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