December 1999
Intermediate to advanced
992 pages
22h 3m
English
Namespaces are declared in XML documents using a namespace declaration, which takes the following form:
xmlns:Prefix="NameSpace"
The xmlns keyword is what alerts an XML processor that a namespace is being declared. The Prefix part of the namespace declaration allows you to set a prefix that will serve as a shorthand reference for the namespace throughout the scope of the element in which the namespace is declared. The Prefix of a namespace is optional and ultimately depends on whether you want to use qualified or unqualified element and attribute names throughout a document. A qualified name includes the Prefix portion of the namespace declaration and consists of two parts: the prefix and the local portion of the name. ...
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