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Re: Schema Namespace name, schemaLocation, and Schema V ersi


Re:  Schema Namespace name


> Or you could have postponed this errata to W3C XML Schema 1.1 which
> hopefully would involve a namespace change. 

It may or may not have a change but why do you _hope_ for that.
That's saying that if XML schema has any kind of revision, then the name
of every schema construct should change.

Do you also hope that if there is an XML 1.1 that

<!ELEMENT and <!ATTLIST no longer work and XML 1.1 has different names
for these constructs?

I see no difference between changing the namespace for W3C schema and
saying that in XML 1.1 the syntax is now
<!ELEMENT.1.1 or something.

David

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