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Would any XML/Namespaces guru be willing to answer the following question for me? Is the following a well-formed XML document: <?xml version="1.0"?> <doc xmlns="http://foo.com/foo"> <foo:elem xmlns:foo="http://foo.com/foo"> </elem> </doc> My question is a question of equivalence under XML namespaces. Because the namespace names and local names are the same for <foo:elem> and </elem> is it permitted under any flavor of the XML and XML Namespaces standards to close <foo:elem> with </elem> or is that an error? Forgive me if this has been answered somewhere already, I've searched the standards, the archives for xml-dev, comp.text.xml, and various spots on the web and I haven't been able to determine if the above construction is permitted, forbidden, or left up to the parser implementation to determine. Thanks so much, Matt Van Gundy
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