To test whether the validity of tags, attributes in an XML file are according to the needs we want or not, you can use an XSD Schema file. What is it? We will find out in this tutorial. Assume now, you are working with an… Read More
If you, who have ever worked on XML files, are more or less aware of the namespace concept in XML. Let me give you the following example to give you a first look at it:
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <classes xmlns:c1="https://huongdanjava.com/class1" xmlns:c2="https://huongdanjava.com/class2"> <c1:class> <c1:students> <c1:student> <c1:name>Khanh</c1:name> <c1:address>123</c1:address> </c1:student> <c1:student> <c1:name>Quan</c1:name> <c1:address>456</c1:address> </c1:student> </c1:students> </c1:class> <c2:class> <c2:students> <c2:student> <c2:name>Khanh</c2:name> <c2:address>789</c2:address> </c2:student> <c2:student> <c2:name>Duy</c2:name> <c2:address>234</c2:address> </c2:student> </c2:students> </c2:class> </classes> |
Declaring xmlns:c1=”https://huongdanjava.com/class1″ or xmlns:c2=”https://huongdanjava.com/class2″ then the xmlns:c1 or xmlns:c2… Read More
