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Xlink support: msg#00048

Subject: Xlink support
Hello all,

I am trying to investigate an idea someone had.

It involves using XLink.  How ever I have not been able to find a
useful example or even find out if XLink is practical for anything
besides HTML links.

So my questions to you are:
1.  Can someone point me to an XLink example?

2. Is XLink being used by anyone (java of course)?

3.  The idea is to use XLink to "Include" an XML document into
another.  By "Include" I mean reference but still access the node as
if it were in the current document.  At least that was the idea I was
given.

If anyone can point me in the right direction I would be grateful.

Thank you,
-Brian Demers


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