XMLSerializer outputs unqualified attributes when NS URI is same as parent
element's NS URI
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Key: XERCESJ-1050
URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XERCESJ-1050
Project: Xerces2-J
Type: Bug
Components: Serialization, SAX
Environment: Linux 2.6.8-24.10-default
java version 1.4.2_06
Reporter: Manos Batsis
XMLSerializer creates unqualified attributes when those have the same namespace
URI as their parent element. A workaround is to also provide a QName, but that
should not be neccessary (plus it's error prone). The following produces three
attributes; the second one should be qualified but is not.
OutputFormat format = new OutputFormat("xml", "UTF-8", true);
format.setIndenting(true);
XMLSerializer xmlserializer = new XMLSerializer();
xmlserializer.setOutputFormat(format);
xmlserializer.setNamespaces(true);
xmlserializer.setOutputByteStream(System.out);
xmlserializer.startDocument();
xmlserializer.startPrefixMapping("test1", "http://geekologue.com/test1";);
xmlserializer.startPrefixMapping("test2", "http://geekologue.com/test2";);
AttributesImpl resourceRefAtts = new AttributesImpl();
resourceRefAtts.addAttribute("http://geekologue.com/test1";, "qualified", "",
"CDATA", "this attribute is qualified as it's NS URI is different from the
parent element NS URI");
resourceRefAtts.addAttribute("http://geekologue.com/test2";, "unqualified", "",
"CDATA", "this attribute is unqualified (Bug?) as it's NS URI is the same as
the parent element NS URI");
resourceRefAtts.addAttribute("http://geekologue.com/test2";,
"unqualified-qualified", "test2:unqualified-qualified", "CDATA", "this
attribute is qualified although it's NS URI is the same as the parent element
NS URI, because we also provide a QName (but we shouldn't)");
xmlserializer.startElement("http://geekologue.com/test2";, "element", null,
resourceRefAtts);
xmlserializer.endElement("http://geekologue.com/test2";, "element", null);
xmlserializer.endPrefixMapping("test1");
xmlserializer.endPrefixMapping("test2");
xmlserializer.endDocument();
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