Specifies whether locally declared elements and attributes are namespace qualified
In a schema, a locally declared element is an element
 declared directly inside a complexType
 (not by reference)
 
<complexType name="CarType">
  <sequence>
    <element name="steering_wheel" type="SteeringWheelType"/>
    <element name="wheel" type="WheelType"/>
  </sequence>
</complexType>
 
 In an instance document, this is a locally declared element:
<vg:car xmlns:vg="http://www.vg.org/autos/" 
  width="12cm" height="10cm">
    <steering_wheel diameter="24cm" />
    <wheel number="4" />
</vg:car>
 Does not apply to globally declared items
Default is unqualified for both elements and attributes. This is correct for attributes but backwards from what it should be for elements.
Always set elementFormDefault to
 qualified and don't use local elements.