is a prefix without a namespace legal?
Lauren Wood
lauren at sqwest.bc.ca
Fri Jan 7 18:02:21 GMT 2000
On 7 Jan 00, at 7:00, Ray Whitmer wrote:
> There is currently an exception for xml and xmlns as prefixes
This is because the namespace spec says that xml and xmlns
prefixes are special cases: the xmlns prefix is not bound to a
namespace URI at all, while the xml prefix is bound to a specific
namespace URI and cannot be changed. Hence these prefixes had
to be treated as special cases in the DOM as well.
Lauren
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