? Structure namespaces
Help on Structure Namespaces :
Namespaces are declared by using a special attribute of the form xmlns:supplier="http://www.namespaces.com/supplier" and refers to a set of element and attribute names with a dedicated semantic meaning. Element and attributes with namespaces are prefixed by the namespace, for instance supplier:orderID. Namespaces are not required in Xml streams. They give Xml streams special meanings and may simplify data binding, as long as namespaces and their underlying meanings are made public and available to everyone. Any number of namespaces can be used, not only one. A namespace must always be declared before it is used. The URL used for the declaration is a fake URL here just for global uniqueness purpose. Below is a sample for the supplier namespace :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<Orders xmlns:supplier="http://www.namespaces.com/supplier">
   <Order date="AA/45/10" supplier:id="UIYBAB47KDIU75">
      <Id>NBZYSJSGSIAUSYGHBXNBJDUIUYE</Id>
  </Order>
</Orders>
\n");
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Help on Use of namespaces :
This indicator shows the ratio of use of namespaces in element and attribute names. If no namespaces are used, that's N/A, and there is no accompanying list of namespaces. Close this one
Help on List of namespaces :
That's the enumeration of namespaces used in the Xml stream. Because namespaces are not required in Xml streams, this listing may end up to be empty. Close this one