Marc Lambrichs marc(_dot_)lambrichs(_at_)melange-it(_dot_)nl wrote:
We're a bit confused about namespacing. Suppose we have this:
<ns1:a
xmlns:ns1="http://something.org/ns/1"xmlns:ns2="http://something.org/ns/2";>
<ns2:b>
<c>something</c>
</ns2:b>
</ns1:a>
To what namespace does "c" belong to? I would say: a default one, if
there is any. But what if there isn't one? In the latter case, here's
our guess: there's no prefix, so it doesn't belong to any namespace. Right?
It is in no namespace, right. However, it wouldn't need a prefix to be
in a namespace, a default namespace declaration on an ancestor like
<ns1:a
xmlns:ns1="http://something.org/ns/1"xmlns:ns2="http://something.org/ns/2";
xmlns="http://example.org/";>
<ns2:b>
<c>something</c>
</ns2:b>
</ns1:a>
would suffice to put it into that namespace http://example.org/
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