Hi Jose,
* JOSE RAMON GONZALEZ MARTINEZ ([email protected]) [130617 11:22]:
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding=" UTF-8"?>
> < application xmlns=' http://www.example.org/esquemas/application'
> xmlns:xsi='http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance'
> xsi:noNamespaceSchemaLocation="variables.xsd">
This is wrong: there is a big difference between "no namespace"
and "default namespace".
> < prdocc>XXXXX</x0:prdocc>
You probably mean
<prdocc>XXXXX</prdocc>
It theory, it is possible to mix elements which have no (target)namespace
with elements which use the default prefix for their namespace. So, that
is forbidden by a writte rule. XML::Compile is automated, and can not
predict beforehand whether it will encounter elements without namespace.
Therefore, by default, it will not use a default namespace However,
with the compile(use_default_namespace) option
You can also set the prefixes globally when you use ::Cache, not ::Schema.
I do not 100% understand your question. Do you want to use the output
of $schema->template(XML => ) to interpolate your values into? That is
an extremely bad idea, not supported and not kept backwards-compatible.
I hope I did not understand that correctly.
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Regards,
MarkOv
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