RSS 2.0 feed namespace problem

A

ajay.sonawane

Hello there
You need to create namespace in order to add your own element, But how
can I create namespace file? Does it need to post that namespace to
some authorized person of RSS?
For Example. I wish to add my own element in RSS feed, so I will go for
namespace, But How to create namespace file? What is the structure of
namespace files that I need to follow?
What is meant by defining those elements in namespace? What I
need to do to define those elements in namespace? Where can I get
detailed information on how to write your own namespace?
When I try to use some exising namespace, I saw a HTML file
where I got useful information of those defined elements, but was
unable to see the actual namespace file.
Does anyone know what to do exactly ?



Regards,
Ajay Sonawane
(Webtech Developers Pvt.Ltd.)
 
J

Joe Fawcett

Hello there
You need to create namespace in order to add your own element, But how
can I create namespace file? Does it need to post that namespace to
some authorized person of RSS?
For Example. I wish to add my own element in RSS feed, so I will go for
namespace, But How to create namespace file? What is the structure of
namespace files that I need to follow?
What is meant by defining those elements in namespace? What I
need to do to define those elements in namespace? Where can I get
detailed information on how to write your own namespace?
When I try to use some exising namespace, I saw a HTML file
where I got useful information of those defined elements, but was
unable to see the actual namespace file.
Does anyone know what to do exactly ?



Regards,
Ajay Sonawane
(Webtech Developers Pvt.Ltd.)
There is no such thing as a namespace file. A namespace is a unique identifier,
it may look like a URL but it's really just a string of characters. There is no
need for it to actually point to anything.
Once a namespace is declared,
xmlns:myNs=http://www.rightway.co.uk/namespaces/general/myApp then any elements
with the prefix myNs, eg.g myNs:table will be in that namespace and therefore
NOT equivalent to a table element of one with a prefix representing a different
namespace.
 

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