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In article <996593189.1232.2.camel@l...> you write: >Between the qualified/unqualified usage, the codification of QName as >type which extends beyond element and attribute names, and the use of >QNames in attribute values used by W3C XML Schema itself, it's >reasonably clear that W3C XML Schema has enhanced/extended/broken (take >your pick) what was defined by Namespaces in XML 1.0. I understand your point, but there is still a clear distinction to be drawn: - Namespaces in XML defines how element and attribute names are interpreted as referring to namespaces. It specifies the namespace (or no namespace) that a qualified element or attribute name is in. - Given an element in no namespace, there are many ways a user can interpret it. XML Schema provides support for two different interpretations. It doesn't change the fact that the element is in no namespace. -- Richard -- Spam filter: to mail me from a .com/.net site, put my surname in the headers. FreeBSD rules!
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