Understanding SLAX Default Namespaces
Version 1.2 of the SLAX language, which is supported in Junos OS Release 14.2 and later releases, introduces default namespaces for prefixes. Table 1 lists the prefixes that have default namespaces installed with the libslax software distribution.
When a prefix is used without the corresponding ns statement in scope, SLAX refers to the set of default
namespaces. If the prefix has a default namespace, that namespace
is automatically mapped to the prefix.
Table 1: Prefix Set with libslax
Prefix | Source | Default URI |
|---|---|---|
bit | libslax | xml.libslax.org/bit |
curl | libslax | xml.libslax.org/curl |
exsl | exslt | http://exslt.org/common |
crypto | exslt | http://exslt.org/crypto |
math | exslt | http://exslt.org/math |
set | exslt | http://exslt.org/sets |
func | exslt | http://exslt.org/functions |
str | exslt | http://exslt.org/strings |
date | exslt | http://exslt.org/dates-and-times |
dyn | exslt | http://exslt.org/dynamic |
saxon | libxslt | http://icl.com/saxon |
os | libslax | http://xml.libslax.org/os |
xutil | libslax | http://xml.libslax.org/xutil |
When using the slaxproc tool with the --format or --slax-to-xslt command-line options, the namespace is properly displayed, as shown in the following example: