Namespace with no prefix - how? 2003-02-04 - By Jesus M. Salvo Jr.
Thanks for that Jeff. Good you are on this list too ;) You saved some
grief.
For the mean time, I will have things fully-prefixed.
Jeff Greif wrote:
>The XPath spec says you can't use XPath on this. Some versions of xalan
>will let you do /:Response/:Status, but the authors claim it's a bug if it
>works.
>Jeff
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>Subject: Namespace with no prefix - how?
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>>How do you create a element with a namespace without any prefix,
>>something like this (?):
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>><Response xmlns="http://mynamespace.org">
>> <Status>100</Status>
>></Response>
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