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Encyclopedia > Namespace Routing Language

Namespace Routing Language (NRL).

In its simplest form, an NRL schema consists of a mapping from namespace URIs to schema URIs. An NRL schema is written in XML.

It has been decided in December 2003 that DSDL Part 4 (ISO/IEC 19757-4) will be based on NRL.


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Cover Pages: Namespace Routing Language (NRL) Supports Multiple Independent Namespaces. (1150 words)
NRL is "an XML language for combining schemas for multiple namespaces; it allow the schemas that it combines to use arbitrary schema languages." The release includes a tutorial and specification document and a sample implementation in the Jing (RELAX NG Validator in Java) distribution.
The W3C XML Namespaces Recommendation itself "allows an XML document to be composed of elements and attributes from multiple independent namespaces: each of these namespaces may have its own schema and the schemas for different namespaces may be in different schema languages.
NRL represents an evolution of James Clark's earlier MNS language.
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