One more time: You cannot use the default namespace in an XPath
expression. Unprefixed names in XPath expressions are in no namespace;
i.e. they have the namespace name of "" (the empty string) no matter
what. You *must* use prefixed names in XPath expressions to refer to
elements and attribute
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Re: Problems with default namespace
and XPath
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> If I ask for the /QUERY/REQUEST I got
an error, but if I named
> the namespace, the problem disappear. I mean this:
>
The default namesp
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I ask for the /QUERY/REQUEST I got an error, but if I named
the namespace, the problem disappear. I mean this:
The default namespace never applies within XPath expressions. You need
to use prefixed names in the XPath expressions even if you use
unpref
