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  Stefan Guggisberg commented on JCR-2275:
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  > Instead of custom rules like this, I'd rather use the expanded form rule that the URI
  part always contains a colon. Thus the following test will always detect whether a name is
  in expanded form:
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  > name.startsWtih("{") && name.indexOf(':") != -1
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  > The only problem is the "internal" namespace used with the "rep:" prefix. For now we
  can treat that as a special case:
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  > name.startsWtih("{") && (name.indexOf(':") != -1 || name.startsWith("{internal}"))
  i was considering this as well, but then it felt somehow strange to cover a special jackrabbit-core
  case in the generic spi-commons module...
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  > I would also recommend that we migrate from "internal" to using a proper namespace URI
  like "".
  agreed, +1
  according to the spec, the namespace has to be a proper uri as defined in setion 3 of rfc
  3986, i.e. it always must contain a scheme part delimited by a colon.
  test cases will need to be adapted as well.
  >.