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* DOM Module: URI Generic
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See also [CODE(DOMi)@en[[[URIImplementation]]]].
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** The [CODE(DOMi)@en[URIReference]] interface
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A <IF::URIReference> object represents a DOM URI.
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A <IF::URIReference> object <kwd:MAY> also implement
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scheme-specific interfaces.
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{NOTE::
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Modifications to the object, via the <A::URIReference.uriScheme>
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attribute for example, might or might not result in
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mutations of the interfaces implemented by the object,
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since dynamic rebinding of classes might not be supported
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in the programming language or the DOM binding in use.
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If a method or attribute that is inappropriate for
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the underlying DOM URI represented by the <IF::URIReference>
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object is invoked, the result is undefined, unless
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the specification of the interface defines any error
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handling behavior. However, implementators are advised
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to make the method or attribute implementations torelant
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and harmless as far as possible.
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