Hi there,
Does the namespace URI passed in as a parameter to a Qname constructor represent a network location or is it just a string value?
Why most of the time it adopts the format of a URL say "http://myname.domain/myfolder1/myfolder2" or "urn://myname.domain/myfolder1/myfolder2" ? Why can't it be a variable name or just a simple string value like foo, bar, bigbrother, littlesister etc...?
If in a java web service, the method implementation constructs a Qname with namespaceURI say "http://company.com/objects", does it mean that the web service method, when invoked, will hit the namespaceURI ?
I am in a project that transitions support of an application from vendor1 to another, the web service implementation has methods that construct Qname with namespace URI like "http://vendor1.com/objects". I have to remove the occurrences of vendor1 from all kind of string values, for that I want to understand whether this points to an URL in vendor1's network.
Appreciate your help.
thanks
Does the namespace URI passed in as a parameter to a Qname constructor represent a network location or is it just a string value?
Why most of the time it adopts the format of a URL say "http://myname.domain/myfolder1/myfolder2" or "urn://myname.domain/myfolder1/myfolder2" ? Why can't it be a variable name or just a simple string value like foo, bar, bigbrother, littlesister etc...?
If in a java web service, the method implementation constructs a Qname with namespaceURI say "http://company.com/objects", does it mean that the web service method, when invoked, will hit the namespaceURI ?
I am in a project that transitions support of an application from vendor1 to another, the web service implementation has methods that construct Qname with namespace URI like "http://vendor1.com/objects". I have to remove the occurrences of vendor1 from all kind of string values, for that I want to understand whether this points to an URL in vendor1's network.
Appreciate your help.
thanks