Hi Richard, Richard Smith schrieb:
<message to="..." from="..." xmlns:magicNS="urn:blah:etc" magicNS:attr1="..." >...
Why should it be bad? I don't see why it should be forbidden neither do I see where it should cause harm.
You should just keep in mind, that <message xmlns='jabber:client' to='...' from='...'>... and <foo:message xmlns='jabber:client' to='...' from='...'>...are from the pure XML point of view the same as a 'normal' stanza without the xmlns attribute,
while <message xmlns:foo='jabber:client' foo:to='...' foo:from='...'>... and <foo:message xmlns:foo='jabber:client' foo:to='...' foo:from='...'>...are not equivalent to the above to stanzas. I.e. an attribute name without a prefix does not denote an attribute in the default namespace, but an attribute that belongs to the element.
Matthias
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