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Returns the namespace at the specified index.
Script Syntax
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strNamespaceURI = objXMLDOMSchemaCollection.namespaceURI( index); |
Remarks
Script Parameters
- index
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The index between 0 and (count-1).
Script Return Values
String. Returns the namespace URI at the given index. This string is a normalized version of the one provided in the add Method(that is, leading and trailing white space is trimmed, new lines are converted to spaces, and multiple adjacent white space characters are collapsed into one space).
C/C++ Syntax
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HRESULT get_namespaceURI( long index, BSTR* length ); |
Remarks
C/C++ Parameters
- index
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[in] The index between 0 and count -1.
- length
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[out, retval] The namespace URI at the given index. This string is a normalized version of the one provided in the add Method(that is, leading and trailing white space is trimmed, new lines are converted to spaces, and multiple adjacent white space characters are collapsed into one space).
C/C++ Return Values
- E_INVALIDARG
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Value returned if the index is out of range.
Requirements
Header | msxml2.h, msxml2.idl |
Windows Embedded CE | Windows CE .NET 4.0 and later |
General Remarks
The namespaceURIproperty allows you to iterate through the collection to discover its contents. You can then use the getmethod (namespace) to see if there is an associated schema.
This is the default collection property, so you can do the following.
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var uri = xmldoc.namespaces(1) |
This property is read-only, and applies to the following objects and interfaces: