XML
Related XML technologies:
If you want to add multiple namespaces to an XML document in W3C Java, you can use code similar to the following (inspired by this post):
However, Firefox doesn't know how to handle this format, and as such, asks you to save it to disk rather than displaying it inline.
Upon further investigation I found out the problem is that
Even though it has more of a description than simply
Generate Sample XML data from an XSD schema
- A commercial tool is XMLSpy.
- A freeware tool is Liquid XML Studio (freeware community edition), although the installer isn't too intelligent, and the product isn't very robust!
Adding Arbitrary Namespaces to an XML document root in W3C DOM for Java
If you want to add multiple namespaces to an XML document in W3C Java, you can use code similar to the following (inspired by this post):
Element root = document.getDocumentElement();
root.setAttributeNS("http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/", "xmlns:foo", "http://bar.com/ns");
Content Type of RSS
Much of the Internet suggests that the Content-type for RSS should beapplication/rss+xml
However, Firefox doesn't know how to handle this format, and as such, asks you to save it to disk rather than displaying it inline.
Upon further investigation I found out the problem is that
application/rss+xmlisn't actually a valid registered MIME type!
Even though it has more of a description than simply
application/xml, Firefox doesn't recognise */*+xml as generic XML documents (an outstanding bug). So in the meantime,
application/xmlis the best format.
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