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	XLink - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The XML Linking Language, or XLink, is an XML markup language used for creating hyperlinks within XML documents.
		XLink would have allowed elements to be inserted into XML documents in order to create and describe links between resources, whether internal or external to the original document.
		XLink also supported richer information about link types and the roles of each resource that an XLink connects.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/XLink (221 words)

	XML Linking Language (XLink) Version 1.0 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		XLink uses the mechanism described in the Namespaces in XML Recommendation [XML Names] to accomplish recognition of the constructs in the XLink vocabulary.
		In cases where the values of the desired XLink attributes are unchanging across individual instances in all the documents of a certain type, attribute value defaults (fixed or not) may be added to a DTD so that the attributes do not have to appear physically on element start-tags.
		Specifically, on loading a linkbase arc, an XLink application should keep track of what the starting resource is. Whenever a document containing that starting resource is loaded and traversal of the linkbase arc is actuated, the application should access the linkbase and extract any extended links found inside it.
	www.w3.org /TR/xlink (7505 words)

	CodeNotes® - Article Display
		XLink would be used by other company pages to link to the (start of) the contact page.
		Essentially, XLink is applied to a document by decorating elements with attributes from the XLink namespace, http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink.
		XPointer is used with XLink to refine links pointing to an entire XML document to pointing to a specific element or even a character within the target XML document.
	www.codenotes.com /articles/articleAction.aspx?articleID=154 (3008 words)

	Proposed XLink Improvements
		XLink was designed in the age of DTDs and the idea of relying on the DTD to provide default attribute values to work around this inconvenience didn't seem unreasonable.
		Extending XLink 1.0, that describes a few small changes that could be made to XLink to improve it's usability.
		In the meantime there are other small improvements in XLink that could be accomplished in the 1.1 release contemplated by the Note.
	norman.walsh.name /2005/01/31/xlink (1633 words)

	Separating Links from Content using XML, XLink and XPointer
		With XLink the answer is that the links are stored in a standalone XML resource referred to as a linkbase.
		In a very general sense, an XLink application is one that can interpret XML containing elements and attributes from the XLink namespace and that also complies with the rules of the XLink specification.
		With the advent of XLink and the technology available on the market today, it is now possible to build applications that link XML content in powerful new ways.
	www.gca.org /papers/xmleurope2001/papers/html/s16-2.html (4817 words)

	xlink
		Please note that xlink is using "Beolink Option 6", and there is currently no way to change it.
		xlink could be the first step, acting as a gateway between the Materlink and IP.
		xlink is currently an open-source project, under CPL. Also, the javax-usb files contained into the xlink zip file are provided under Common Public License (CPL).
	xlink.beli.net (950 words)

	XLink Technology, Inc Company Profile
		With over 10 years of experience, XLink Technology is a leader in providing networking software and solutions.
		XLink offers a wide array of networking tools, from NFS connectivity software to clustering solutions for Windows environments.
		With expertise in Windows file system technology, XLink expends its current product line to include the IsaStor Series family to provide a complete, High Availability data management and security solution to samll businesses.
	www.xlink.com /company.htm (211 words)

	The Problem with XLink
		Even if XLink did not directly provide interoperability, it could be a terrific boon to software developers and indirectly to interoperability if it provided a basis for various kinds of "linking engines" that were significantly easier to work with than proprietary linking schemes.
		Second, XLink will not achieve economies of scale if it is restricted to only a small subset of the XML processing world.
		XLink either needs to become cheaper than the alternative or provide some significant functionality in terms of interopreability or associatd standards.
	www.prescod.net /xml/xlink_popularity (809 words)

	XLink Filter Project - simonstl.com
		As shown in Figure 1 (to the right) the XLink Filter uses John Cowan's ParserFilter class to insert itself between the parser and the application.
		The XLink filter (derived from the ParserFilter) passes all SAX events on to the application, which can do its own processing of the XML document represented by the SAX events, but only after noting all the XLink information contained in the document.
		The main thing the application will gain from the XLink Filter is convenience - developers won't have to build the XLink processing into their SAX event handlers, and can use a standard interface to linking information rather than having to rebuild that interface with each new application.
	www.simonstl.com /projects/xlinkfilter (532 words)

	WDVL: XLink and XPointer: XML Linking/Pointer Languages
		XLink describes how simple uni-directional links (a la HTML) as well as more sophisticated multi-directional links can be added to XML documents.
		XLink and XPointer are based in part on two mature standards from the publishing world, Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) and Hypermedia/Time-based Structuring Language (HyTime).
		XLink Markup Name Control - a possible XML Schema-based solution to the need to use XLink in XML-based languages such as XHTML 1.0.
	wdvl.internet.com /Authoring/Languages/XLink (1258 words)

	Sun XML \| Developer Connection (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In XLink, you simply provide a URI reference for both the starting point and the ending point — no permissions are required for either one, and there's no need to edit the starting points to fix them when the ending points get moved around.
		XLink defines a way for link processors to hunt down linkbases that might be relevant for a document, so that the starting points can be traversed.
		XLink and XPointer (along with XML Base, another specification owned by the XML Linking WG) are in the W3C Candidate Recommendation phase, during which the W3C actively seeks implementation experience.
	chinese-school.netfirms.com /xlink.html (2806 words)

	Planet GameCube News Article: Xlink Messenger to Support GameCube!
		The XLink team is hard at work on an overhauled version of its popular Xbox tunneling software, XLink Messenger.
		The XLink team says initial testing with the GameCube and their tunneling software ran “nice and smooth.” It seems the packet caching engine originally designed for Xbox games is just as effective with the LAN-capable GameCube games currently available.
		You can visit XLink's website for more details on the XLink scene, but PGC will be sure to keep you updated as the release nears completion!
	www.planetgamecube.com /news.cfm?action=item&id=4809 (477 words)

	FAQ
		XLink Kai is a program that you run on your PC or Macintosh that allows you to play system-link / LAN-enabled games for your XBox, Playstation 2, Gamecube and PSP.
		You are welcome to use XLink Kai on your console, regardless of what you have done to it.
		However, we recommend that the PC running XLink Kai remains wired (to the router or access point) with a CAT-5 Ethernet cable.Your console can be wirelessly connected, through the use of a Wireless Gaming Adapter or Wireless Ethernet Bridge.
	www.teamxlink.co.uk /faq.php (3631 words)

	XLinks
		XLink is a proposal for more powerful links between documents designed especially for use with XML documents.
		XLink does not define the user interface by which link roles and titles are presented to users.
		XLink elements are all defined by attributes attached to the existing elements in other XML applications.
	www.cafeconleche.org /books/bible2/chapters/ch19.html (5346 words)

	XML for Data: XLink and data
		However, there is another way XLink can be used to great benefit: to show the relationships between data resources.
		If you are using a relational database that is URL-addressable -- most relational databases either already provide this functionality or will very soon -- you can create an accessor (such as a stored procedure) that would allow the information to be retrieved on the fly, as in the fictitious example in Listing 6.
		It looks only at the way to use simple links; XLink also provides extended link functionality, which you can use to relate many resources together (you might create an XLink linkbase that relates a customer to all of his or her orders, for example).
	www-128.ibm.com /developerworks/xml/library/x-xdxlnk (1123 words)

	XML Linking Language (XLink): XLink Markup Design
		XLink uses the mechanism described in the Namespaces in XML Recommendation [xname] to accomplish recognition of the constructs in the XLink vocabulary.
		As dictated by [xname], the use of XLink elements and attributes requires declaration of the XLink namespace.
		The xlink prefix is used throughout to stand for the declaration of the XLink namespace on elements in whose scope the so-marked attribute appears (on the same element that bears the attribute or on some ancestor element), whether or not an XLink namespace declaration is present in the example.
	www.stylusstudio.com /w3c/xlink/att-method.htm (372 words)

	XML.com: XLink: Who Cares?
		The first two columns list the two categories of links: simple links, which associate a single local resource to a single remote resource, and extended links, which can link multiple resources, all of which may be external to the document containing the link markup.
		The xlinkit folks also have a free XLink extended link processor called XTooX that reads a document with extended links, reads in any resources referenced by those links, and creates new versions of those resources with the links incorporated into them.
		RDDL, an effort to put something usable at the address referenced by a namespace URL, uses XLink syntax to specify the relationship between the URL and other resources.
	www.xml.com /pub/a/2002/03/13/xlink.html (1458 words)

	XML Resource Directory Description Language (RDDL) Version 2.0
		This element serves as an XLink to the referenced resource, and contains a human-readable description of the resource and machine readable links which describe the purpose of the link and the nature of the resource being linked to.
		XLink, when present the URI part must be an absolute URI.
		When the related resource is an XML language for which a namespace name has been defined, and for which the namespace name adequately distinguishes the nature of the resource, the namespace name should be used as its nature.
	www.rddl.org /RDDL2 (2320 words)

	W3C XML Pointer, XML Base and XML Linking (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The open source XBRLAPI XLink processor provides comprehensive support for identifying XLink related-events during SAX parsing of XML streams.
		Fujitsu XLink Processor : Fujitsu XLink Processor, which is developed by Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., is an implementation of XLink and XPointer.
		Fujitsu XLink Processor : Fujitsu XLink Processor, which is developed by Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., is an implementation of XLink and (almost all of) XPointer.
	www.w3.org /XML/Linking (855 words)

	XLink (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		For an element to be an XLink, it must use the XLink namespace.
		Although the type attribute indicates there are a few types of XLinks, this is not true, there are only simple links and extended links.
		An XLink Application interprets well formed XML document with XLink elements and attributes.
	www.adp-gmbh.ch /xml/xlink.html (648 words)

	Cover Pages: First Public Working Draft for XML Linking Language (XLink) Version 1.1.
		XLink Version 1.0 was approved as a W3C Recommendation in June 2001.
		XLink is not without its critics and the changes in this specification do not address all of the criticisms that have been leveled at XLink.
		When XLink 1.0 was developed, it seemed reasonable to depend on DTD validation to provide this default value when it was a burden to authors to enter it by hand.
	xml.coverpages.org /ni2005-04-29-a.html (1680 words)

	Practical XLink
		XLink used to be the hot topic in the XML world, but lately, it seems to have been shadowed by just about everything, from ebXML to XSL, from XML Signature to SVG.
		If simple XLink is used, a normalization of the resources during document loading is sufficient, provided that the fragment uses the same DTD as the source, and that the structure is allowed in the context.
		Develop an XLink Application Programmer's Interface (API) and have your developers use it instead of forcing them to unnecesarily duplicate DOM operations client-side when all they really need is to access some well-defined XLink-related task.
	www.idealliance.org /papers/xml02/dx_xml02/papers/06-00-11/06-00-11.html (8198 words)

	Cover Pages: XML Linking Language
		XLink's attributes must have namespace prefixes on them because of the way XML namespaces work; 'global' attributes that can be attached to any element must be prefixed because they cannot identify themselves in any other way..." The NOTE's proposed solution builds upon a suggestion from Henry Thompson of the W3C XML Schema Working Group.
		Using XLink to simplify the representation of data." By Kevin Williams (Chief XML architect, Equient, a division of Veridian).
		The Zvon XLink reference has been updated with cross-references to examples for extended-type XLink." In this connection, note Daniel Veillard's reminder that the W3C specifications for XPointer and XLink are currently in Candidate Recommendation stage at W3C, and that the XML Linking Working Group is seeking implementation reports for XPointer and XLink.
	xml.coverpages.org /xll.html (15360 words)

	Experiences with an XLink Implementation
		The aim of this work has been to produce a collection of classes that support XLink processing, identifying and resolving the data that is pointed at by the XLink locators, and allowing application-defined semantics to be brought to bear on those combinations of data.
		An initial objective was to re-create the Knit application, designed by the Language Technology at Edinburgh as part of the LTXML package, which performed ‘transclusion’ operations to replace inline, simple id()-based links in an XML file with the data object to which it was linked.
		Links are obtained as normal from the document, from any file referenced as part of an XLink extended link group, but in addition a default file of links is examined in the current directory under the name ".linkbase.xml".
	journals.ecs.soton.ac.uk /xml4j/xlinkexperience.html (3492 words)

	XLink Filter Project - simonstl.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Please note that these links are wildly out of date, and that I'm not even particularly fond of XLink in its final incarnation.
		The XLink Specification is the root of all of this work.
		Elliotte Rusty Harold did a presentation for the New York Object Developers' Group on XLink, XPointer, and XPath on 24 August 1999.
	www.simonstl.com /projects/xlinkfilter/resources.html (186 words)

	XLink Example
		In the example above the XLink namespace is declared at the top of the document (xmlns:xlink="http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink").
		This means that the document has access to the XLink attributes and features.
		XLink is getting more interesting when we want to access remote locations as resources, instead of standalone pages.
	www.w3schools.com /xlink/xlink_example.asp (474 words)

	Tip: How to use XLink with XML
		That's because browser support for XLinks is currently minimal; you will find some support in Mozilla 0.98 and Netscape 6.02, and even less in Internet Explorer 6.0.
		To take advantage of XLink, all you have to do is use XLink-specific attributes on the elements that contain links.
		By default, this XLink will set up the link to replace the current window when the link is clicked.
	www-128.ibm.com /developerworks/xml/library/x-xlink (971 words)

	Cleaning up XLink (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		To my mind, the only technical obstacle to wider XLink adoption is solved by point 1 of the proposed changes.
		The reasons for low adoption of XLink are not solved by any of these four things.
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	www.oreillynet.com /pub/wlg/6330 (366 words)

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