Hi Doug,

We also had the same problem. The solution is simple. You always construct a new SimpleNamespace, each time with the same name. Your code will work if you do one of the following: 1. You can load the namespace with the name from the database and set this namespace to the parser.
2. You can use the default namespace from the RichObjectFactory or
3. Just use the parser method, which does not require any namespaces - this method actually uses the default namespace (so three is actually equal to two).
This should help.

Cheers
Andreas
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