Re: Re: request for assignment of informal urn

worley@ariadne.com (Dale R. Worley) Thu, 26 February 2015 03:37 UTC

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<yoshiki.sameshima.vf@hitachi-solutions.com> writes:
> As a result, our urn is a form of UUID/ISBN + FILENAME + EPUBCFI.

For some reason, I overlooked the FILENAME component.  That's a mistake
on my part.

But it means that we can't look at these as simply "UUID/ISBN plus
fragment identifier (EPUBCFI)".

An alternative syntax would be if the FILENAME information could be
included in the EPUBCFI.  But I expect that you've verfied that there is
no good way to do that.

I can see why you'd need a new namespace, because you need the
additional FILENAME information in the URN proper.

Dale