With converters such as WebMaker and LaTeX2HTML commonly available, la
rge sections of the web are being generated automatically. One consequ
ence of this flexibility is that the physical location, node granulari
ty, and even the contents of many documents are more liable to change.
Therefore some mechanism is needed to simplify the creation and maint
enance of hypertext links pointing to specific locations in such const
antly changing ''living'' infostructures. WebLinker allows a document
writer to assign logical names to destination links within his documen
t. These logical names provide a consistent view of the document as a
changing infostructure. We show how this idea allows dynamic translati
on of a fragment identifier within the infostructure to a URL when it
is traversed. WebLinker also provides a mechanism to create logical na
mes for resources that are external to the infostructure. These Local
Resource Names (LRNs) may then be resolved separately from the documen
t generation process into appropriate URLs. In this paper we describe
the implementation of WebLinker and also give a complete example of ho
w to convert your documents into logical infostructures.