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W3C Standards XML Base

W3C Standards XML Base. Anne Talarico January 29, 2007. The W3C. The Web has developed very quickly The Web needs guidelines to improve its stability. The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) provides these guidelines through their recommendations. XML Base. XML Base is one such standard.

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W3C Standards XML Base

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  1. W3C StandardsXML Base Anne Talarico January 29, 2007 W3C Standards: XML Base

  2. The W3C • The Web has developed very quickly • The Web needs guidelines to improve its stability. • The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) provides these guidelines through their recommendations.

  3. XML Base • XML Base is one such standard. • Part of the XML Activity • Provides developers with a short cut. • Allows developers to specify a base URI in order to easily resolve related URIs throughout the document. • Written by Jonathan Marsh, an employee of Microsoft.

  4. Structure of Recommendations • Although the structure of each recommendation varies slightly from document to document, most include the following: • Abstract statement • Status of the recommendation • Table of contents • List of terminology.

  5. Industry’s View of XML Base • Firefox supports XML Base. • Roy T. Fielding declared XML Base to be an abuse of the base URI function. • Most developers tend to disagree with Fielding, and the general consensus is that XML Base is a useful recommendation.

  6. Current Status of XML Base • The XML Base recommendation is currently endorsed as a stable W3C recommendation. • However, at any point the recommendation may be reviewed and further modified.

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