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| | Namespace (computer science) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Unlike C++, namespaces in Java are not hierarchical as far as the syntax of the language is concerned. | | | Many modern computer languages provide support for namespaces. | | | In programming languages, namespaces are scopes that use the enclosing nature of the scope to group logically related identifiers under a single identifier. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XML_namespace
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| | RFC 3076 (rfc3076) - Canonical XML Version 1.0 |
| | The namespace prefix used in the QName MUST be the same one which appeared in the input document. | | | All we know is that e3 was not namespace qualified on input, so we preserve this information on output if e2 is omitted so that e3 does not take on the default namespace qualification of e1. | | | Relative to the method of simply rendering the entire namespace context of each element, implementations are not hindered by more than a constant factor in processing time and memory use. |
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| | rpbourret.com - XML Namespaces FAQ |
| | For example, traditional namespaces are used to contain the names (identifiers) of element types in an XML document, the names of class variables in a Java class, and the names of tables in a relational database. | | | Traditional namespaces also occur outside the field of computer science -- for example, the names of people could be thought to inhabit a traditional namespace, as could the names of species. | | | For example, in the above document, the XML namespace declaration xmlns:foo="" is legal and removes the mapping from the foo prefix to the http://www.foo.org URI. |
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http://www.rpbourret.com/xml/NamespacesFAQ.htm
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| | XML 2.0 |
| | Furthermore, the “null namespace,” the namespace in which elements appear if there is no namespace declaration, would have an explicit URI (and could, consequently, be associated with a prefix). | | | Furthermore, the “null namespace,” the namespace in which elements appear if there is no namespace declaration, would have an explicit URI (and could, consequently, be associated with a prefix). | | | The problem with using "" for the null namespace is that it would break the ability (important to some, I'm sure) to undeclare a namespace. |
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| | Namespaces |
| | Technically, according to the Namespaces Rec, element A is not in a namespace; according to the XPath model, it therefore has a null namespace URI, and when an element has a null namespace URI, the value of the namespace-uri() function is an empty string. | | | The namespace spec does not admit to a concept of a "null namespace" it says that in the absence of any declarations is not in a namespace. | | | In the example, the default namespace hasn't been declared, so they are in the *null* namespace. |
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| | XML.com: XML Namespace Processing in Apache |
| | An important purpose of the public namespace API is to ensure that namespace modules are both source- and binary-compatible with either of the namespace parser modules and with any future implementations. | | | Firstly, the task of implementing a namespace handler is reduced to implementing a small number of SAX-like handlers. | | | Secondly, it provides a modular framework in which different namespace processors can be introduced on a mix-and-match basis, without reference to each other. |
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| | DCMI Namespace Policy |
| | On the second issue it was again considered that embedding versioning information within the namespace URI was unlikely to be helpful to the long-term stability of DCMI namespaces or the URIs of DCMI terms within those namespaces. | | | The following classes of changes are identified along with examples and associated implications for namespaces. | | | The DCMI recognizes that people and applications depend on the persistence of formal documents and machine processable schemas that have been made publicly available. |
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| | A List Apart: Articles: Inline XML |
| | The W3C, being aware of the problem, have issued a few DTDs which allow you to combine several different XML languages together in one document, such as XHTML+MathML and XHTML+SVG+MathML. | | | Now, to add our new namespace to the document we add the code | | | Yes, we’re using CSS instead of embedding presentation inside the structure, but we’re also burying semantic meaning inside our class attribute. |
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http://www.alistapart.com/stories/inlinexml
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| | XML Namespaces |
| | So the plan is to come up with a new schema mechanism that fixes the problems with DTDs and, as part of this, provides namespace-awareness. | | | The reason is is that DTDs have many other problems and missing features in addition to lack of namespace-awareness. | | | The mapping is based on the idea of a prefix. |
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http://www.jclark.com/xml/xmlns.htm
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| | XML Namespaces |
| | This XML document carries information in a table: | | | In our examples we will only use URLs. | | | This XML document carries information about a table (a piece of furniture): |
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http://www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_namespaces.asp
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| | RFC 3120 (rfc3120) - A URN Namespace for XML.org |
| | Network Working Group K. Best Request for Comments: 3120 OASIS, Inc. Category: Informational N. Walsh Sun Microsystems, Inc. June 2001 A URN Namespace for XML.org Status of this Memo This memo provides information for the Internet community. | | | RFC 3120 (rfc3120) - A URN Namespace for XML.org | | | This namespace specification is for a formal namespace. |
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| | JDOM v1.0: Class Namespace |
| | Namespaces are not Serializable, however objects that use namespaces have special logic to handle serialization manually. | | | An XML namespace representation, as well as a factory for creating XML namespace objects. | | | If two namespaces have the same URI, they are equal and have the same hash code, even if they have different prefixes. |
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| | XML Namespace Related-resource Definition (XNRL) |
| | This document defines the syntax and semantics of XNRL, and also serves as an XNRL package for the namespace | | | XML Namespace Related-resource Language (XNRL) is an HTML-based markup language designed to contain a human-readable description of an XML namespace as well as pointers to multiple resources related to that namespace. | | | The XNRL namespace provides certain predefined values which may be used for this purpose; see below. |
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http://www.textuality.com/xml/xnrl.html
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| | XML Namespace Catalog Format |
| | An XML Catalog may also map Formal Public Identifiers into System Identifiers defined as URI references [2]. | | | This document defines the syntax and semantics of the XML Namespace Catalog Format, and also serves as an XML Catalog for the namespace | | | An XML Namespace Catalog serves as a text description of an XML Namespace [1] and includes links to resources associated with the namespace such as schemata, stylesheets and/or other resources associated with the namespace URI. |
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| | The Cover Pages: |
| | For the purposes of many applications, that might be equivalent to being in the html namespace; but that interpretation isn't compulsory. | | | Appendix A provides a scheme which can be used to create a unique identifier for each element type and attr name in a document, using in part the namespace information. | | | If an "unprefixed attribute name" >is really not in any namespace, then it would be impossible for application >code to execute an affirmative comparison against the name, and it would be, >for similar reasons, impossible to write xsl patterns which addressed the >attribute. |
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| | xml:namespace |
| | Prev by Date: RE: Some random noise on rational type systems for XML |
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