…s document modernizes and replaces the original specifications for URN syntax [ RFC2141 ] and for the definition and registration of URN namespaces [ RFC3406 ]. These modifications build on the key requirements provided in the original functional description for URNs [ RFC1737 ] …

…s document modernizes and replaces the original specifications for URN syntax [ RFC2141 ] and for the definition and registration of URN namespaces [ RFC3406 ]. These modifications build on the key requirements provided in the original functional description for URNs [ RFC1737 ] …

…s document modernizes and replaces the original specifications for URN syntax [ RFC2141 ] and for the definition and registration of URN namespaces [ RFC3406 ]. These modifications build on the key requirements provided in the original functional description for URNs [ RFC1737 ] …

…heme (e.g., IMAP URLs [ RFC2192 ] and POP URLs [ RFC2384 ], or the URN syntax [ RFC2141 ]). It can apply to a specific part of a URI, such as the fragment identifier (e.g., [ XPointer ]). It can apply to a specific URI or part(s) thereof. For details, please see section 6.4 . 1.3…

…P URLs [RFC2384] Gellens, R., POP URL Scheme, August 1998. , or the URN syntax [RFC2141] Moats, R., URN Syntax, May 1997. ). It can apply to a specific part of a URI, such as the fragment identifier (e.g. [XPointer] Grosso, P., Maler, E., Marsh, J. and N. Walsh, XPointer Framewor…

…heme (e.g., IMAP URLs [ RFC2192 ] and POP URLs [ RFC2384 ], or the URN syntax [ RFC2141 ]). It can apply to a specific part of a URI, such as the fragment identifier (e.g., [ XPointer ]). It can apply to a specific URI or part(s) thereof. For details, please see section 6.4 . 1.3…

…heme (e.g., IMAP URLs [ RFC2192 ] and POP URLs [ RFC2384 ], or the URN syntax [ RFC2141 ]). It can apply to a specific part of a URI, such as the fragment identifier (e.g., [ XPointer ]). It can apply to a specific URI or part(s) thereof. For details, please see section 6.4 1.3 .…

…le scheme (e.g., IMAP URLs [RFC2192] and POP URLs [RFC2384], or the URN syntax [RFC2141]). It can apply to a specific part of a URI, such as the fragment identifier (e.g., [XPointer]). It can apply to a specific URI or part(s) thereof. For details, please see section 6.4. 1.3. De…

…heme (e.g., IMAP URLs [ RFC2192 ] and POP URLs [ RFC2384 ], or the URN syntax [ RFC2141 ]). It can apply to a specific part of a URI, such as the fragment identifier (e.g., [ XPointer ]). It can apply to a specific URI or part(s) thereof. For details, please see section 6.4 1.3 .…

…heme (e.g., IMAP URLs [ RFC2192 ] and POP URLs [ RFC2384 ], or the URN syntax [ RFC2141 ]). It can apply to a specific part of a URI, such as the fragment identifier (e.g., [ XPointer ]). It can apply to a specific URI or part(s) thereof. For details, please see section 6.4 1.3 .…

…heme (e.g., IMAP URLs [ RFC2192 ] and POP URLs [ RFC2384 ], or the URN syntax [ RFC2141 ]). It can apply to a specific part of a URI, such as the fragment identifier (e.g., [ XPointer ]). It can apply to a specific URI or part(s) thereof. For details, please see section 6.4 1.3 .…

…heme (e.g., IMAP URLs [ RFC2192 ] and POP URLs [ RFC2384 ], or the URN syntax [ RFC2141 ]). It can apply to a specific part of a URI, such as the fragment identifier (e.g., [ XPointer ]). It can apply to a specific URI or part(s) thereof. For details, please see section 6.4 1.3 .…

…the requirements for a standardized URN namespace, as defined in "URN Syntax" [ RFC2141 ] and its related specifications. Most of the examples in this specification demonstrate URL, since they allow the most varied use of the syntax and often have a hierarchical namespace. A pars…

…ing URNs. Security considerations for URNs in general can be found in RFC 2141 [RFC2141]. Any work that is related to OAuth would benefit from familiarity with the security considerations of the OAuth 2.0 Authorization Framework [OAUTH-V2]. 4. IANA Considerations IANA has created…

…(URN) has been used historically to refer to both URIs under the "urn" scheme [ RFC2141 ], which are required to remain globally unique and persistent even when the resource ceases to exist or becomes unavailable, and to any other URI with the properties of a name. An individual …