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XPointer Defined
A language for identifying fragments of documents referenced in links or included in other documents.
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- XPath and XPointer - WikiContent: Online copy of O'Reilly book
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- mnot's Web log: XPointer: Friend or Foe?: One of the uglier corners in the Web architecture is the relationship between fragment ids (the bit of the URI at the end, after the ?#?) and content negotiation. In a nutshell, because dereferencing a single URI can return multiple formats, and because the fragID is interpreted by the client based on the format, it?s possible to have a fragID mean wildly different things across representation s of a single resource.
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