• Yup.. the nskf: represents a namespace alias. You should find more info as to what it actually is in the header of the schema file.

    <xs:schema xmlns:nskf="http://SomeUri.com">

    <xs:import namespace="http://SomeUri.com" schemalocation="some XSD filename.xsd"/>

    etc....

    </xs:schema>

    This is telling you that a bunch of types are defined in a separate XSD file ("some XSD filename.xsd"). Anywhere in this local schame that uses that nskf: alias is essentially pointing you to go find the definition in the OTHER file.

    note: it's an alias so the actual nskf is purely arbitrary (probably means something to whoever put the file together).

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