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XPointer
Use XPointer to indicate very specific portions of your XML document. And without having "named" them first, like you must in HTML.
What is XPointer?
A description of the XML Pointer Language (XPointer). A brief summary of XPointer with a description and general use information.
XPointer Specification
XPointer supports addressing into the internal structures of an XML document. It is based on XPath, and this specification will help you learn how to use it.
Tip: Using XML and XPointer
Learn how to use XPointer to reference specific parts of an XML document.
XLink and XPointer
This page is primarily a tutorial on XLink, but there is a good description near the bottom about XPointer and how it works.
XPointer and the Patent
XPointer is affected by a patented technology. Learn the history of the patent and that one of the terms and conditions implies that just by reviewing the specification you are bound to those T&Cs.
What is the Difference Between XLink and XPointer?
A comparison of XLink and XPointer. The article explains the difference between the two XML languages and provides sample code of both.