After looking at the JXPath code I have to come to the conclusion that
it doesn't try to normalize the prefixes. I tested this theory by using
xmlns:co="http://www.nerocmediaware.nl/NCO/content/1.0"; in my data and
xmlns:co="http://www.nerocmediaware.nl/NCO/structure/1.0"; in my binding.
This was able to bind without complaining.
Suzan Foster wrote:
Correction to my previous post: when the prefixes in the xml file and
xpath expressions match it does bind, But when f.i. the xml file binds
the namespace to the prefix co: whilst the binding definition binds
the namespace to the prefix ab: it fails.
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