urnmodulandidvendormoduleNameversioninstance

UrnmodulandidvendormoduleNameversioninstance is a specific identifier used within a system to uniquely pinpoint a software module. The identifier is structured as a Uniform Resource Name (URN). It comprises several key components that contribute to its specificity. The "urnmodulandid" part typically indicates the domain or context where the module resides. The "vendor" field specifies the manufacturer or provider of the module. Following this is "moduleName," which is the actual name assigned to the software component. "version" denotes the particular release or iteration of the module, ensuring that a precise codebase is referenced. Finally, "instance" can be used to differentiate between multiple deployments or runs of the same module version within the system. This comprehensive naming convention aids in accurate module management, dependency tracking, and system configuration. By using such detailed URNs, systems can reliably locate and interact with the correct software components, preventing conflicts and ensuring predictable behavior. The structure allows for granular control over software assets.