Paul,
It looks that you have 3 options:
1) somehow get the new namespace uri and pass it as parameter - this
would be the preferred way because namespaces do usually change for a reason
usually to indicate that they are not backwards compatible
2) or use the XmlCursors methods toFirstChild() toNextSibling() and test
the names yourself
3) or use XmlObject.selectPath("./TrackAndTrace") which is simple enough
to use the internal XMLBeans XPath implementation.
Cezar
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From: Brady, Paul [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 2010 4:13 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: XmlCursor.toChild() Ignore Namespace?
Hi,
How can I navigate to a document location using XMLCursor.toChild() without
supplying a namespace?
My current call looks like:
XmlCursor documentCursor = myXmlObject.newCursor();
documentCursor.toChild("http://types.mycompany.com/ServiceMetaTypes/1/1";,
"TrackAndTrace");
This works fine and the TrackAndTrace element is found as it should be.
I'd like to insulate the logic from changes to the namespace, e.g. the version
being incremented to http://types.mycompany.com/ServiceMetaTypes/1/2, by
ignoring the namespace but following never finds anything.
XmlCursor documentCursor = myXmlObject.newCursor();
documentCursor.toChild("TrackAndTrace");
I need to use the XMLCursor as opposed to using a query as I don't have a query
engine available in this particular system.
Any help appreciated.
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print this email.
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