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XML question

herald10

Hi,
For each XML schema we use some thing like:


<xs:schema
     xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
</xs:schema>

What happens if the webserver of w3.org is down?

Thanks a lot
-H

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herald10

I got this from w3schools.

Note that the address used to identify the namespace, is not used by the parser to look up information. The only purpose is to give the namespace a unique name. However, very often companies use the namespace as a pointer to a real Web page containing information about the namespace.

doesn't make lot of sense as of now. but i can live with that for now.

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brandon1

The best way to test that is to change the URL to the DTD to one that does not exist. Say

http://www.w3NOGOOD.org/2001/XMLSchema

My assumption is that in the case you are using Java the parser would fail. Saying it could not find the DTD. I would also think the odds of w3 being in-accessible would be small.

If you are concerned you could always have a local copy of the DTD and switch out the DTD statement with a local URL after checking and seeing that a call to the URL returns a 404 or 500 or whatever just not successes.

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brandon1

That sounds plausible as well.

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