Hi Stefan,
I had the same problem.
A simple but unpretty solution I found was to add a second step to populate
the empty namespace attribute. e.g.
<util:XmlConfig Id="oms.webconfig.stateserver"
File="[INSTALLLOCATION]web.config"
Action="create"
Node="element"
ElementPath="//configuration/system.web"
Name="sessionState"
On="install"
Sequence="1" />
<util:XmlConfig Id="oms.webconfig.stateserver"
File="[INSTALLLOCATION]web.config"
Action="create"
Node="value"
ElementPath="//configuration/system.web/sessionState"
Name="xmlns"
On="install"
Value="http://add-your-toplevel-schema-namespace-here";
Sequence="2" />
Which results in
<sessionState xmlns="http://add-your-toplevel-schema-namespace-here"; />
Like I said, definitely not pretty, but it does allow your document to be
read in to memory by whatever consumes and validates your xml.
Rod P
Stefan Gauter wrote:
>
> When adding a new element to my web.config with XmlConfig I'll get an
> empty xmlns attribute.
>
> <util:XmlConfig Id="oms.webconfig.stateserver"
> File="[INSTALLLOCATION]web.config"
> Action="create"
> Node="element"
> ElementPath="//configuration/system.web"
> Name="sessionState"
> On="install"
> Sequence="1"
> />
>
> Resulting in:
>
> <sessionState xmlns="" />
>
>
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