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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=16666 Bad default namespace on response ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-02-19 15:12 ------- I tried with the class test.MSGDispatch.TestService. When I used testElementEcho() method I had the same behaviour I submitted. I used this input message: <Message xmlns="http://db.com"; id="0002"><Data/></Message> and had the following output: <ns1:Message id="0002" xmlns="http://db.com"; xmlns:ns1="http://db.com";><ns1:Data/></ns1:Message> Then I tried with method testElement() with the same input message and obtained this output: <m:elementResult xmlns:m="http://db.com"/> Finally I try modifying testElement() changing the instruction String xml = "<m:elementResult xmlns:m=\"http://db.com\"/>" ; with String xml = "<elementResult xmlns=\"http://db.com\"/>" ; and have this output: <ns1:elementResult xmlns="http://db.com"; xmlns:ns1="http://db.com"/> I did't try with JUnit test... because I never used JUnit (shame!...)
