Le Lundi, 3 f�vr 2003, � 22:51 Europe/Berlin, Christian Sell a �crit :
I mean that writing <element1 xmlns="com.yadda.Yadda">Huh ? I am not even sure there is a single way, within the XML specification world to prevent this. Maybe SAX LexicalHandler can provide you such information but I do not think Jelly does or makes use of it (James?). Your second case is doing nothing but declaring a namespace-prefix, I do not think there is a difference to element1 according to the XML specifications.
*will* go through, but writing
<element1 xmlns="com.yadda.Yadda" xmlns:y="core">
will *not* go through. In fact, what I really want is to make sure that there is no scripting from other taglibs between my element1 and element2 - the namespaces are not really the problem.
If you use the prefix y in an element then the tag-library will use it.
A Schema is like a DTD. Several parsers are validating in the sense that they can have a switch activated that will stop parsing and complain errors (at least they will call an "error handler") if the tree-structure of elements does not match the Schema or DTD. You would have to generate such a schema which is not that easy.James mentionned, or some other (e.g. forcing a SAX filter between the parser and the jelly document-handler).
I still dont see what role a "schema" would play here
Paul
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