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The DocBook TC would like to ask for comments on the following proposal
for a new 'uri' element (based mostly on an informal proposal that
Elliotte Rusty Harold posted to this list many months ago).
If you have comments on the proposal, please post them to this list.
For background on this discussion, please see the following archived
messages:
http://sources.redhat.com/ml/docbook/2002-05/msg00105.html
http://sources.redhat.com/ml/docbook/2002-08/msg00157.html
I posted version of this proposal to the list about 3 months, but
received no responses regarding it. If you have any thoughts about this
current proposal, it's important that you respond this time, because the
TC is preparing to vote on the proposal.
The only difference between this proposal and the one I posted
previously is that this version omits the "class" attribute on the
uri element. (The content model in the original proposal included a
class attribute to indicate whether this URI was a URL or a URN.
However, consensus during the TC discussion about the element was that
this URL/URN class attribute was not actually needed).
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Uri -- A Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)
1. Description
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A Uri is a literal Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)
that appears inline in the main narrative flow of a
document. It is not a link or cross-reference.
1.1 Processing expectations
Unlike the Ulink element, Uri is not rendered as
an actual hyperlink to the content found at the
location it references. Instead, it appears as
literal text, perhaps distinguished
typographically (for example, in monospace or
italic type).
2. Synopsis
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2.1 Content model
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uri ::=
(#PCDATA)
2.2 Attributes
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common attributes, plus the following:
type CDATA none
2.3 Parameter Entities
----------------------
%tech.char.class
Note: Adding the Uri element to %tech.char.class will
make Uri valid anywhere where Systemitem is
valid.
3. Attributes discussion
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Type
Specifies the type of URI. This attribute is
provided as a means for users to distinguish
categories of URIs from one another. For example,
the following set of potential values might be
useful under certain circumstances:
* xmlNamespace
* saxFeatureName
* saxPropertyName
* jaxpFeatureName
* soapAction
* rddlPurposes
* rddlNature
4. Examples
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The correct system identifier to use when referring to
the Web location of the DocBook 4.2 DTD is <uri
>http://www.oasis-open.org/docbook/xml/4.2/docbookx.dtd</uri>.
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