scheme ":" hier-part [ "?" query ] [ "#" fragment ]
http
and ftp
)
whose hier-part starts with a domain name, the owner of that domain name.http
URIs, this is false
http://localhost/
file:///etc/hosts
(and indeed, all
file:
URIshttp://www.guardian.co.uk/
http://www.ltg.ed.ac.uk/~ht/Concepts/democracy
http:
URIs and
all retrieval uses HTTP
]HTTP GET
request,
includes information about the character encoding and media type of the
byte-string which follows.iso-8859-1
, shift-jis
, utf-8
.application/jpg
, application/pdf
, text/html
http:
URIs as the foundation of the Semantic
Web is intended to enable the same effect
http:
] URIs as identifiers for resources"
http:
URIs as the technology substratehttp
URI scheme is such a system
www.w3.org
) can be resolved
by appeal to a distributed lookup mechanism (DNS)/2001/tag/webarch/
) provides for
scalable navigation to a particular name binding within that contexthttp
URIs
http:
is so cool
urn:nzl
xri:
info:
http:
URIs comparedhttp:
URIs.http:
-served resource collections as on those
identified via myRIs.http:
URIs are no more protocol-dependent
than any other identification mechanism.http:
URIs are not locations.
http:
URIs supports
non-hierarchical structured naming.http:
URIs can encode arbitrarily complex
(or simple)
namespace authority expressions.
http://lccn.info/2002022641
to info:lccn/2002022641
404 Not Found
http:
URIs support persistence as well as
it is in-practice possible to do so.
404
s are an institutional problem, not a technical onehttp:
as with myRIs.http:
URIs are sufficient for their
technology needs.
http:
URIS see the ARK indentifier approach of John Kunze.http:
URIs for your (public)
names will have unforseen benefits