XLink and XPointer Tutorial
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Linking in XML is divided into two parts: XLink and
XPointer.
XLink defines a standard way of creating hyperlinks in
XML documents.
XPointer allows the hyperlinks to point to more specific
parts (fragments) in the XML document.
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XLink and XPointer Introduction
This chapter explaines what the XLink and XPointer languages are.
XLink and XPointer Syntax
The syntax of XLink and XPointer.
XLink Example
An example of using XLink in an XML document.
XPointer Example
An example of using XLink and XPointer in an XML document.
XLink Summary
This chapter contains a summary on what you have learned in this tutorial and a
recommendation on what subject you should study next.
XLink Reference
XLink attribute reference.
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