I am currently using XercesC to extract and recompose the grammars embedded within an WSDL document.
At the DocumentElement level of the WSDL document (the wsdl:definitions element) there are (as is normal) all the namespace declarations used for the document. So, for instance, xmlns:s3="http://foobar.com/mySOAP/commons"; As you probably know, typically, a sequence of schemas are defined under the "wsdl:types" element. I am extracting these, so that I can subsequently load them as grammars and then validate / process the instance documents that they define. For instance: [...] <s:schema elementFormDefault="qualified" targetNamespace="http://foobar.com/mySOAP/Responder";> <s:import namespace="http://foobar.com/mySOAP/commons"/> <s:complexType abstract="true" name="Responder"> <s:complexContent mixed="false"> <s:extension base="s3:ErrorInfo"> <s:sequence> <s:element maxOccurs="1" minOccurs="1" name="responsetime" type="s:double"/> </s:sequence> </s:extension> </s:complexContent> </s:complexType> </s:schema> [...] So - during the process of extracting the schemas from the WSDL document, I am using importNode() as follows: DOMElement* schema_node; //points to the schema element in the WSDL document.. DOMDocument* schema_doc = impl->createDocument(); DOMNode* imported_node = schema_doc->importNode(schema_node,true); schema_doc->appendChild(imported_node); The schema_document is then installed as a grammar using DOMLSParser* parser->loadGrammar(). The PROBLEM is that the "s3:ErrorInfo" value loses the scope of the namespace prefix found in the original WSDL document. What is the solution to this? Should I itererate through the full list of xmlns:* attributes of the WSDL and insert them into the root element of the new schema_doc? Or am I missing something?
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