I will be looking to it and try to give you a fix. Thanks Deepal > Hello, > > I am struggling with what seems to be a bug in the AXIOM API. There appears > to be no way to declare a default namespace in the parent node, and have > this propagate down to the child elements. In other words, I am trying to > declare a default namespace in the parent node, and have the child nodes > automatically belong to that namespace. I created a JIRA more than 2 months > ago, but it still seems like nobody even looked at it. I also tried > emailing Apache, but I get no response. Here is the original JIRA > submission. Any help would be appreciated! > > Key: AXIS2-3156 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/AXIS2-3156 > Project: Axis 2.0 (Axis2) > Issue Type: Bug > Components: om > Affects Versions: 1.3 > Environment: Microsoft Windows 2003 Server, Java 1.5.0_11. Axis2 > version 1.3 (uses AXIOM version 1.2.5). > Reporter: Yechiel Mondrowitz > Fix For: 1.3 > > > When calling declareDefaultNamespace() on a parent node, AXIOM assignes a > blank namespace on the first level's child element. So if XML is passed to > AXIOM that looks like this: > > <outerTag> > <innerTag> > <node1>Hello</node1> > <node2>Hello</node2> > </innerTag> > </outerTag> > > And then declareDefaultNamespace() of "http://someNamespace"; is called on > the <outerTag>, the resulting XML will be this: > > <outerTag xmlns="http://someNamespace";> > <innerTag xmlns=""> > <node1>Hello</node1> > <node2>Hello</node2> > </innerTag> > </outerTag> > > Notice the xmlns="" declared in the <innerTag>. According to my > understanding of XML namespaces, the <innerTag> and its child nodes will no > longer belong to the parent namespace of "http://someNamespace";, since it > explicitly overrides it with an empty namespace. So <innerTag> and its > child nodes will in fact not belong to any namespace! Here is a small > program to illustrate: > > import org.apache.axiom.om.*; > import org.apache.axiom.om.impl.llom.util.*; > > public class Test2 { > public static void main(String [] args) { > try { > String xmlString = > "<outerTag>" + > "<innerTag>" + > "<node1>Hello</node1>" + > "<node2>Hello</node2>" + > "</innerTag>" + > "</outerTag>"; > > OMElement elem = AXIOMUtil.stringToOM(xmlString); > elem.declareDefaultNamespace("http://someNamespace";); > System.out.println(elem.toString()); > } > catch(Exception e) { > e.printStackTrace(); > } > } > } > > The output of this program is this (I added line breaks in the XML for > easier readability): > > <outerTag xmlns="http://someNamespace";> > <innerTag xmlns=""> > <node1>Hello</node1> > <node2>Hello</node2> > </innerTag> > </outerTag> > > As you can see, the <innerTag> was assigned xmlns="" by AXIOM. > >
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