Hi Simon,
( Sorry if you got this more than once. Forgot to cc the list )
I relalise I can do that ... but I would like NOT to specify the namespace in the XPath expression ( is that possible as per XPath specification? ).
The reason is that the incoming SOAP message may have a different prefix for the same namespace.
Furthermore, while PrefixResolver has a method called getNamespaceForPrefix(), it does not have a method called getPrefixForNamespace().
If there was a method called getPrefixForNamespace()., then at least I could build the XPath expression by adding the prefix.
Simon Kitching wrote:
Hi Jesus,
<mm7:SubmitReq xmlns:mm7="http://www.3gpp.org/ftp/Specs/archive/23_series/23.140/schema/REL-5-MM7-1-2";> <mm7:MM7Version>5.5.0</mm7:MM7Version> <mm7:SenderIdentification> <mm7:VASPID>MIG</mm7:VASPID> <mm7:VASID>Mig-test4</mm7:VASID> <mm7:SenderAddress> <mm7:Number>+6140955555</mm7:Number> </mm7:SenderAddress> </mm7:SenderIdentification>
Have you tried
XPath xpath = new XPath( "//SenderIdentification/SenderAddress/Number", this.locator, resolver, XPath.SELECT );
XPath xpath = new XPath("//mm7:SenderIdentification/mm7:SenderAddress/mm7:Number", ...); ?
Regards,
Simon
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