Page History

Group publication

• A reference through a permalink link which is independent of the version of the Reader Application.

• A reference directly to the Reader Application; in theory, the URL structure may be changed in the future.

Displaying the metadata of the only available release edition of the given publication or a list of links to the releases editions of that publication when there is more than one release edition of that publication (in practice, that is a very rare occurrence).

• A reference directly to the Reader Application; in theory, the URL structure may be changed in the future.

• A reference through a permalink link which is independent of the version of the Reader Application.

Displaying the content of the only available release edition of the given publication or a list of links to the releases editions of that publication when there is more than one release edition of that publication (in practice, that is a very rare occurrence).

• A reference through a permalink link which is independent of the version of the Reader Application.
• It causes the display of content in the interface of the digital library, which gives the reader access to the metadata of the presented object, the list of related objects, etc.

• A reference directly to the Reader Application; in theory, the URL structure may be changed in the future.
• A reference to a particular release edition of the publication, which can cease to be available to readers after another release another edition of the same publication has been created and made available.

• A reference to a particular release edition of the publication, which can cease to be available to readers after another release another edition of the same publication has been created and made available.
• A reference directly to the content; it causes the display of the file without the interface of the digital library, which prevents the reader from seeing the object metadata.

• A reference to a particular release edition of the publication, which can cease to be available to readers after another release another edition of the same publication has been created and made available.
• A reference directly to the content; it causes the display of the file without the interface of the digital library, which prevents the reader from seeing the object metadata.
• A reference directly to the name of the file, which can be changed when the files comprising the given digital object object are changed (regardless of a change of the release edition identifier), for example, because the original digital format of the file becomes obsolete.

Displaying a particular fragment (page 3) of a particular PDF file of the given release edition of the publication.

• A reference to a particular release edition of the publication, which can cease to be available to readers after another release another edition of the same publication has been created and made available.
• A reference directly to the content; it causes the display of the file without the interface of the digital library, which prevents the reader from seeing the object metadata..
• A reference directly to the name of the file, which can be changed when the files comprising the given digital object object are changed (regardless of a change of the release edition identifier), for example, because the original digital format of the file becomes obsolete.
• A reference to a particular fragment of a file (page 3) is made through an additional parameter, which does not have to be supported by the file browser used by the reader.