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> From: David Orchard [mailto:orchard@p...] <snip/> > Too bad the definition given is wrong in a very critical > area, making the > usual mistake of assuming a parser can/should dereference the > URI given for the namespace. It does worse than that. It states that the document obtained by deferencing the URI (which it states must be a URL) provides instructions for how to process the elements. That's a new one for me. It also indirectly implies that the prefix used has some magic meaning. Note for instance that it states that the "xmlns:xsl=..." namespace declaration tells the parser that it can find an Extensible Stylesheet Language document at the end of the URL which can be used to process the XML. This definition is so far off and so very wrong on so many counts that I can't help but wonder if this isn't some malicious joke.
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