Can we warn the user when they are running into the
elementFormDefault="qualified" problem
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Key: XMLBEANS-237
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XMLBEANS-237
Project: XMLBeans
Type: New Feature
Versions: Version 2.1
Environment: All
Reporter: Lawrence Jones
Priority: Minor
Fix For: TBD
It is common (and perfectly legal) for users to not include
elementFormDefault="qualified" in their schemas and end up with the default
value which is "unqualified". But often users don't realize the impact that
this has on the requirements for namespace prefixes for local elements when
interpreting the instance doc (a common mistake is to put xmlns="XXX" in a
global element in the instance doc which then causes the local elements not to
be picked up because under elementFormDefault="unqualified" they _must_ have no
namespace).
Is it possible to warn them if we are seeing an instance doc that would fit the
schema if elementFormDefault="qualified" was there? (Would need to consider
what the perf impacts of this would be too).
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