Sorry dear Rozhan, i was busy with my exams that's why i couldn't follow your videos. thank you for sharing simple and clear explanation. You desire all the best. 💕💓
Hello Raghav ! Excellent video with detailed explanation ! Request you to start a video on-"How to use xsi:type ="xsd:string"" in Soap request and response . Thank you so much ! OR do you already have a video done for that ?please let us know
ok in This Video I neither did understand why I do it nor what I do in the end. where are the URL from? what URL should I use? I have no idea why there is a URL at all why cant I just use another element then Table? like funiturtable?
Hi Ohne, sorry that it did not help you much, I hope you watch the earlier videos of this series, and that will help, can check here - automationstepbystep.com/
Hi Raghav, brilliant explanation! Request you start a series on oracle osb 12c in detail. Theres hardly any good explanatory material available online for a beginner to understand osb and i think with your simple yet in-depth explanations can help many including me. regards!
Hi Sneha, URI is the Uniform Resource Identifier, like URL for a web page, it is the locator of a resource on the server, So it has a fixed value for every resource and you should get it from your dev or product team
@@RaghavPal Thanks Raghav for quick reply. But, if I am creating a XML for myself and I need to give a unique and valid URI for namespace and if there is no dev or product team. How to choose it?
@@RaghavPal well many of the namespaces on your video are associated with URLs, but what i didn't understand is why would i associated an XML element to any URL?
the URL used as a namespace identifier in XML is a convention to ensure global uniqueness and does not necessarily imply any direct web resource retrieval.
Brilliant video! I do have a question, I happen to run into a problem when trying to write back into an xml after i changed somethin. The default namespaces get written in properly, but there have been local namespaces, which were not defined above inside an element which dissapeared. Can i just add them to the default definition?
Hi, It is possible to add local namespaces to the default definition in an XML document, but it depends on the specific structure and requirements of your XML document When you add a namespace to the default definition, it is applied to the entire document, including all elements and attributes This means that if you add a local namespace to the default definition, it will be applied to all elements and attributes in the document, even if they don't require it. This can lead to issues with validation and compatibility if the namespace is not used correctly A better approach would be to keep the local namespaces separate from the default namespaces, and define them only on the specific elements and attributes that require them. To do this, you can use the xmlns attribute to define the namespace on the specific element or attribute E.g.
It's also important to note that if you change an xml file, it's always a good practice to validate the xml file with the appropriate schema before sharing or publishing it
Priya When including URLs in XML documents, there are a few considerations to keep in mind. Let's explore how to handle URLs within XML: 1. Plain URLs: You can directly include a URL within an XML element. For example: ```xml
¹(www.mysite.com/page?id=1)
``` However, if your URL contains special characters (such as `&`, ``), you need to escape them properly. For instance: - `&` should be replaced with `&` - `` should be replaced with `>` 2. CDATA Sections: To avoid escaping special characters, you can use CDATA (Character Data) sections. Text inside a CDATA section is ignored by the XML parser. Here's an example: ```xml
``` In this case, the entire URL (including any special characters) is preserved as-is. 3. XLink (XML Linking Language): If you want to create links within your XML document, you can use XLink. Here's a simple example: ```xml
Visit W3Schools
``` XLink allows you to define relationships between elements and external resources. Remember that the choice between plain URLs, CDATA sections, or XLink depends on your specific use case and requirements. Choose the approach that best suits your XML structure and content.
In XML (eXtensible Markup Language), a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) or link is used to identify or locate resources. A URI can be a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) or a Uniform Resource Name (URN).
I can only understand till prefixes. I have many questions.. 1. Why would anyone combine a XML document(furniture) with a HTML document(Tables). 2. Please anyone give me a real example. Added to this, how can we join a HTML document with XML documents! 3. What is a real, physical meaning of namespace, do we have to provide namespace always while using prefixes? 4. Why at the first place I would want to initialize my tag to "URI" using a namespaces. ? Please somebody answer this question....
You not provide the information where to use this language In your videos you teach the how write the language but what is Output you are not showing.?!
Hi Adil, I created this playlist for people who work with XML like in API Testing etc, but need to know more about the basics. But I get your point, will add more videos
Hi Prakash, apologies for the issues you faced. I will take care of this, For this specific video, pls let me know the terms that needs more explanation, I will try to do a video or article on the same
Love your videos sir, very short and direct, much respect.
Glad you like them..
Thks a lot sir
Best XML tutorial😇😇
Thank you for simple and clear explanation :)
You are welcome Raviraj
I lost more than 2 hours of my life before I found this video
Glad to know it helped :)
Loved your video!! THANKS for posting. Watching the entire series.
Awesome! Thank you Paul
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You're welcome Suraj
Thank you👍great work... Looking for complete tutorial on XML
Will upload soon Vignesh
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Sorry dear Rozhan, i was busy with my exams that's why i couldn't follow your videos. thank you for sharing simple and clear explanation. You desire all the best. 💕💓
Welcome back Atefa
wonderful work . no other video starts for scratch .
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Thank you so much Ish
Thank you very much. This video helps answer my confusion on the meaning of the prefix xmlns..
Very helpfull
You are welcome!
Thanks for the tutorial. Might have been useful to explain what the namespace URI is and how that is useful.
You're right! Thanks for the suggestion Nihar
This content is very helpful for me. Thank you very much!
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Clear explanation. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful Hui
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Another great video 👍Thx again.
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you! ❤
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Thanks Raghav for ur video 👍,
What's the use of uri in namespace, and what that uri locates ?
Hi, The namespace URI is what allows us to identify uniquely the namespace stackoverflow.com/questions/18974378/what-does-namespace-uri-exactly-means
@@RaghavPal Do we always need a live url for identification of the namespace? or is there some other way?
oh my god this was so helpful! thanks so much for making this!
Most welcome Neel
Awesome! Thank you so much.
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Very well explained
Glad it was helpful Karuna
THANKYOU SIR.
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Hello Raghav ! Excellent video with detailed explanation ! Request you to start a video on-"How to use xsi:type ="xsd:string"" in Soap request and response . Thank you so much ! OR do you already have a video done for that ?please let us know
Noted
ok in This Video I neither did understand why I do it nor what I do in the end.
where are the URL from? what URL should I use? I have no idea why there is a URL at all
why cant I just use another element then Table? like funiturtable?
Hi Ohne, sorry that it did not help you much, I hope you watch the earlier videos of this series, and that will help, can check here - automationstepbystep.com/
thank you for this
You're very welcome!
Thank you so much.
Most welcome Jaya
Thank you, this will definitely halped me with tomorrow's exam, appreciate.
Best of luck!
Hi,
Thanks for the content.
What is the use of the URI in the NameSpace?
You can
@@RaghavPal I have the same question. What is that URI for> Which server is that pointing to?
Uniform resource identifier, it locates the resource where that particular operation can be executed using required parameters we give
@@basavaraju1466 this doesn't really answer the question. What needs to exist at the URL provided?
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Thanks for watching..
Hi Raghav, brilliant explanation! Request you start a series on oracle osb 12c in detail. Theres hardly any good explanatory material available online for a beginner to understand osb and i think with your simple yet in-depth explanations can help many including me. regards!
Noted, will plan Divyajyoti
Hi Raghav, What are the valid values for URI? How to decide, values for URI?
Hi Sneha, URI is the Uniform Resource Identifier, like URL for a web page, it is the locator of a resource on the server, So it has a fixed value for every resource and you should get it from your dev or product team
@@RaghavPal Thanks Raghav for quick reply.
But, if I am creating a XML for myself and I need to give a unique and valid URI for namespace and if there is no dev or product team. How to choose it?
What is the purpose of adding the uri to the namespace? Documentation or does it validate something?
url allows to identify the namespace uniquely
Please explain for what purpose of the URL is. Many thanks for this great series of videos.
Hi Steven, pls tell me the exact time stamp to refer
@@RaghavPal well many of the namespaces on your video are associated with URLs, but what i didn't understand is why would i associated an XML element to any URL?
@@daniel.balandra seems he doesn't have answer 😅
the URL used as a namespace identifier in XML is a convention to ensure global uniqueness and does not necessarily imply any direct web resource retrieval.
thank you
You're welcome Marwan
Awesome
Thanks for watching
Hi Raghav, does it requires to learn HTML and CSS for automation testing?!
No, it does not, but having knowledge of XML and JSON will help specially for API testing
HTML is basic, you must learn HTML,
atleast for 3 hours, make some basic web pages, do practice.
you can learn it from you tube.
Good luck.
Thank you sir well explained
Most welcome
Brilliant video! I do have a question, I happen to run into a problem when trying to write back into an xml after i changed somethin. The default namespaces get written in properly, but there have been local namespaces, which were not defined above inside an element which dissapeared. Can i just add them to the default definition?
Hi, It is possible to add local namespaces to the default definition in an XML document, but it depends on the specific structure and requirements of your XML document
When you add a namespace to the default definition, it is applied to the entire document, including all elements and attributes
This means that if you add a local namespace to the default definition, it will be applied to all elements and attributes in the document, even if they don't require it. This can lead to issues with validation and compatibility if the namespace is not used correctly
A better approach would be to keep the local namespaces separate from the default namespaces, and define them only on the specific elements and attributes that require them. To do this, you can use the xmlns attribute to define the namespace on the specific element or attribute
E.g.
It's also important to note that if you change an xml file, it's always a good practice to validate the xml file with the appropriate schema before sharing or publishing it
But how can we give the urls? Is there any criteria for this
Priya
When including URLs in XML documents, there are a few considerations to keep in mind. Let's explore how to handle URLs within XML:
1. Plain URLs:
You can directly include a URL within an XML element. For example:
```xml
¹(www.mysite.com/page?id=1)
```
However, if your URL contains special characters (such as `&`, ``), you need to escape them properly. For instance:
- `&` should be replaced with `&`
- `` should be replaced with `>`
2. CDATA Sections:
To avoid escaping special characters, you can use CDATA (Character Data) sections. Text inside a CDATA section is ignored by the XML parser. Here's an example:
```xml
```
In this case, the entire URL (including any special characters) is preserved as-is.
3. XLink (XML Linking Language):
If you want to create links within your XML document, you can use XLink. Here's a simple example:
```xml
Visit W3Schools
```
XLink allows you to define relationships between elements and external resources.
Remember that the choice between plain URLs, CDATA sections, or XLink depends on your specific use case and requirements. Choose the approach that best suits your XML structure and content.
I don't get where the link or URI takes us to or what URI should we provide
In XML (eXtensible Markup Language), a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) or link is used to identify or locate resources. A URI can be a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) or a Uniform Resource Name (URN).
hi sir what is the URI that is used? does it have to point to an XSD?
Hi Diego, what is the context here, pls point the time in the video so I can refer
what to write in URI of namespace?
The namespace declaration has the following syntax. xmlns:prefix="URI".
www.w3schools.com/xml/xml_namespaces.asp
IRI or URL? 2:04
its URI here
How do I add custom namespace uri and local part in soap response in java spring
Hi Krupa, I will need to check on this
what is the use of uri?
Anuj
URIs act like unique addresses for online resources, telling you where to find them and sometimes even describing them
okey me vi todo el video algo entendi pero me falta ... , gracias por tu video
Muy bienvenido
I can only understand till prefixes. I have many questions..
1. Why would anyone combine a XML document(furniture) with a HTML document(Tables).
2. Please anyone give me a real example. Added to this, how can we join a HTML document with XML documents!
3. What is a real, physical meaning of namespace, do we have to provide namespace always while using prefixes?
4. Why at the first place I would want to initialize my tag to "URI" using a namespaces. ?
Please somebody answer this question....
Hi, I will plan to check on these, Meanwhile if anyone can help, pls add your *Comment*
Im highly confused on the addition of h: and f: 😢
ok, will try to add more details
👍
Thanks for watching
w3school ?
and several other resources, I tried to make it useful and understandable for beginners
hey this one is from w3 school
hope it helped, i studied diff resources including w3school
thanks for watching
You not provide the information where to use this language
In your videos you teach the how write the language but what is Output you are not showing.?!
Hi Adil, I created this playlist for people who work with XML like in API Testing etc, but need to know more about the basics. But I get your point, will add more videos
gg
let me know if you have any questions or msg
No !
you are not teaching from scrach.
suddenly introducing new words and sentences.
Please learn how to teach.
Thanks.
Hi Prakash, apologies for the issues you faced. I will take care of this, For this specific video, pls let me know the terms that needs more explanation, I will try to do a video or article on the same
thank you
Most welcome Gustavo
Thank you
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