Hi All
I'm curious to know when people prefix property and child node names
with namespaces and when not.
I tend to specify namespaces for all my property definitions. With
child nodes, I tend to omit the namespace only for residual items.
In the case of the blog sample from David's Model for example, I would
therefore have a path as follows:
myblog/foo:posts/what_i_learned_today
myblog/foo:posts/iphone_shipping
myblog/foo:comments/iphone_shipping/i_like_it_too
myblog/foo:comments/iphone_shipping/i_like_it_too/i_hate_it
Where the nodetype definition could look something like this:
[foo:Blog] > nt:base
+ foo:posts (foo:PostList)
+ foo:comments (foo:CommentList)
[foo:PostList] > nt:base
+ * (foo:Post)
[foo:CommentList] > nt:base
+ * (foo:Comment)
...
You get the point.
Anyway, do you have any best practices for this?
When would you use a namespace and when wouldn't you?
Do you ever omit namespaces for properties?
Thanks,
Philipp
