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Date: Mon, 4 Aug 2008 12:04:10 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: =?UTF-8?Q?NTD=20and=20prefixed=20names=20->=20sharepoint?=
From: "Dave Brosius" <dbrosius@mebigfatguy.com>
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Greetings,=0A=0A   Perhaps i am very confused here, (likely), but if one us=
es a node type definition file in jackrabbit, then node names and property =
names must have namespace prefixes attached to them, as specified by the nt=
d.=0A=0A   Now if we would like to use the same code, without registering t=
he NTD, using sharepoint, Sharepoint complains about the use of the ':' as =
the prefix/name separator.=0A=0ASo I suppose we need to look at what system=
 we are running, and use=0A=0AProperty p =3D n.getProperty("myprefix:myprop=
");=0A=0Afor jackrabbit, and =0A=0AProperty p =3D n.getProperty("myprop");=
=0A=0Afor sharepoint.=0A=0AAm i correct here? I am not sure why one must us=
e prefixed names for node names and property names, Is it not good enough t=
hat the type be namespace qualified?=0A=0AWhat is the strategy that ones ta=
kes here, do i just need to write a method such as=0A=0Apublic String getQN=
ame(String baseName)=0A{=0A    if (ntd_in_force)=0A      return "myprefix:"=
 + baseName;=0A    return baseName;=0A}=0A=0Aand use that all over? =0A=0AT=
hanks in advance.=0Adave