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- From: Ray Waldin <rwaldin@pacbell.net>
- To: XMLDev list <xml-dev@ic.ac.uk>
- Date: Thu, 16 Dec 1999 00:25:43 -0800
I'm only a user of SAX and not an implementor, but I've always expected SAX 2 to include
namespace scoping events. It seems a bit restrictive to completely hide these events from
an application. For example:
<element1 xmlns="uri1" xmlns:p2="uri2">
<ns2:element2 foo="bar" xmlns:p3="uri3" p3:whiz="bang"/>
</element1>
would produce the following stream of events:
startDocument();
startNamespace( prefix=null, uri="uri1" );
startNamespace( prefix="p2", uri="uri2" );
startElement( name="element1", attrList=null );
startNamespace( prefix="p3", uri="uri3" );
startElement( name="p2:element2", attrList={ foo="bar", p3:whiz="bang" });
endElement( name="p2:element2" )
endNamespace( prefix="p3" );
endElement( name="element1" );
endNamespace( prefix="p2" );
endNamespace( prefix="p1" );
endDocument();
Simple management of these namespaces can be provided for in some helper class like the
NSUtils example, and can even be handled automatically for the most part in a new
HandlerBase2 class, but this decision of how (or whether) to handle namespaces could be
left to the application author. Anyone else feel this way?
-Ray
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