>The fragment (or view) is a function of the media type of the representation >chosen and hence does not have to be defined the same way across the set of >representations available for content negotiation of any particular >resource. For example, a fragment in HTML pointing to page 3 does not have >to be defined the same way for PS. A fragment is a fragment of a media type. Content-Location refers to the resource, not the representation of the resource as a media type. A resource is not a media type, and therefore a fragment is not appropriate for this field. This is different from Location because Location is redirecting the user agent to a different view, not identifying the resource included in the message. ....RoyReceived on Sunday, 15 August 1999 14:08:31 UTC
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