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How do I use the default XML namespace to refer to element type names in an XML namespace?

April 26, 2017Default element names namespace refer type XML

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How do I use the default XML namespace to refer to element type names in an XML namespace?

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Make sure you have declared the default XML namespace (see question 4.1) and that that declaration is still in scope (see section 6). All you need to do then is use the local name of an element type. Even though it is not prefixed, the result is still a qualified name (see question 12.1), which the application parses to determine what XML namespace it belongs to. For example, suppose you declared the http://www.tu-darmstadt.de/ito/addresses namespace as the default XML namespace and that the declaration is still in scope. In the following, Address refers to the Address name in the http://www.tu-darmstadt.de/ito/addresses namespace.

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Make sure you have declared the default XML namespace (see question 4.1) and that that declaration is still in scope (see section 6). All you need to do then is use the local name of an element type. Even though it is not prefixed, the result is still a qualified name (see question 10.1), which the application parses to determine what XML namespace it belongs to. For example, suppose you declared the http://www.tu-darmstadt.de/ito/servers namespace as the default XML namespace and that the declaration is still in scope. In the following, Address refers to the Address name in the http://www.tu-darmstadt.de/ito/servers namespace.