Tim Berners-Lee wrote: > > XPath does not need to be re-issued as it will interwork, as relative > URIs are excluded. Software which absolutizes the URI-reference > and uses the URI will be legal. So will software which compares as > strings. Yes, it is is a compromise. > This would leave us in the peculiar situation that different pieces of software would have different ideas of well formedness. Suppose an XML document was being operated on in a pipeline and the first processor parses the document as well formed (green XML). A subsequent process may justifiably fail to parse the document (red XML). Jonathan BordenReceived on Friday, 2 June 2000 06:24:07 GMT
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