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Michael Kay wrote:
> ...
> There's actually a debate going on in the XSLT/XQuery groups at the moment
> about allowing a syntax for QNames (for example in XPath expressions and in
> places in XSLT where QNames are used at run-time) that consists of the URI
> and local-name, without requiring a prefix. Finding the right syntax is not
> easy. I think it needs to work with all namespace names, which certainly
> includes all legal IRIs and possibly includes all strings. Clark notation
> {uri}local is one candidate, though the curly braces cause problems in some
> contexts such as XSLT attribute value templates. I've been proposing
> backticks: `uri`local or `uri`:local but there's a fair bit of opposition to
> that on aesthetic grounds. (Curly braces and backticks are some of the few
> characters that are illegal in IRIs).
> ...
Interesting.
In JCR (Java Content Reppository) 1.0 (JSR-170), all names used in the
API were passed as prefixed names, and there was a seaparate API to
get/set namespace/prefix mappings.
In JCR 2.0 (JSR-283), we have extended the API to accept names in Clark
notation everywhere previously only prefixed names were allowed.
BR, Julian
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