Namespace and the DOM Parser

I have an XML file that has an explicit DTD that I am putting
through the DOMSample with Validation set to true and it works.
If I then introduce a section with a namespace reference I find
the parser throws out errors.
Do I have to tell it that namespaces are being used? if so how?
Do I have to use namespace through out and not use the DOCTYPE
tag?
Please help.
Also I have scouted around the documentation and find the stuff
on line woul dbe far more useful with some good examples, please?
Martin Roberts
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Attachments: "1|type=text/xml|desc=XML file |1908|file=MegaStream.xml|"
I have found and tried to use the DOMnamespace example in the
sample downloaded. It works fine, except that it will not
validate the document.
Is this a problem with the parser not understanding the xmlns
attribute?
Also is there an option to be able to get the parser to expand
the default values defined in the dtd attribute definitions.
If you run IE5 you get the attributes expanded.
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