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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > Declaring an Extension Function Namespace Declaring an Extension Function NamespaceIn conformance with the XSLT specification, extension functions are accessed through a unique namespace. The namespace declaration can be in any of the following locations:
The XPath processor treats the namespace URI as a fully qualified class name. If the class name is preceded by
You can separate package names with either a dot (
The XPath processor resolves namespace prefixes in names of extension functions relative to the namespace declarations in the stylesheet. |
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