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Home >Online Product Documentation >Table of Contents >How Data Sources are Represented in XML Publisher How Data Sources are Represented in XML Publisher
When you add a data source to the data sources panel, Stylus Studio displays the schema representation, or the data model, for that source. The following illustration shows how the Working with NamespacesIf the document you have selected as a source uses a namespace prefix, Stylus Studio displays the prefix and the URI at the bottom of the data sources panel, as shown in Figure 436.
You can edit the value in the Namespace field, which can simplify the process of typing XPath expressions you might use when defining a property. For example, you could change |
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