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Subject: illegal task and attribute names
From: Steve Loughran <stevel@apache.org>
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I am busy reading the latest edition of XML in a nutshell; it is time I
learned about such things.

Do you know, all XML names -elements, attributes, and processing
instructions that begin with xml (case independent) are reserved for use
by the w3c. 

That means <xmlproperty> and other things (like the xmlcatalog)
attribute are nominally illegal :)

I dont think we need to fix this stuff, but it is something we need to
avoid repeating. I'll add it to the task guidelines. 

-steve


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