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In article <200401011610.i01GAvns018472@adat.davidashen.net> you write:
>Is a parser that assesses well-formedness according to the XML
>Namespaces specification
>still a conforming XML 1.0 parser?
No. A parser that rejects documents conforming to XML 1.0 but not
Namespaces is an XML + Namespaces parser, just as a C compiler is
not a ASCII verifier, and an HTML browser is not a general SGML
parser.
Many XML parsers have a switch allowing you to specify whether you want
a plain XML 1.0 parser or an XML+Namespaces parser, thus saving you $$$
compared with buying both separately.
-- Richard
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