If you just use XmlOptions.setUseDefaultNamespace(), it will still
include the default namespace marker at the top like so:
...
This isn't what you asked for in your email, but is probably what you
want. If however you're dealing with a dumb XML parser that isn't
namespace-aware or something l
Note that the two documents are _different_, XmlBeans will output the
one that you created. Try using XmlOptions.setUseDefaultNamespace() when
you print out the document and see how that looks.
Radu
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