Is xmlns="" a valid xml namespace? -


Is "empty" a valid value for XML namespace? If yes, what does this mean?

I have the following XML code, but I'm not sure which place's name is related to the location Field1 and Field2 element

  & lt; Soapenv: envelope xmlns: soap = "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" & gt; & Lt; Soapenv: header / & gt; & Lt; Soaps: Body & gt; & Lt; Root xmlns = "uri" & gt; & Lt; Field 1 xmlns = "" & gt; 147079737 & lt; / Field 1 & gt; & Lt; Field 2xmlns = "" & gt; POL & lt; / Field2 & gt; & Lt; / Root & gt; & Lt; / Soap: body & gt; & Lt; / Soapenv: envelope & gt;  

Yes, that's valid. Specifically says:

The attribute value may be empty in the default namespace declaration.

Quoted from the comment:

P> It's legal, and it's global There is a way to bring an element in the name space.


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