How can I get rid of xlmns="any" in my root element :-
e.g
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<CTP xmlns="any">
<CTPHEADER>
when Marshalling ?
It may stem from some manipulation I have done to an AnyNode type. My main
XSD I cannot change it has <xs:any> for certain elements.
The XML Instance is like a composite document, the main part has an Element
<AIPCASERQDATA> but has a type of <xs:any> .
I take the elements under the AnyNode :-
Object[] anyNodeObjects =
ctp.getAIPCASERQV100().getAIPCASERQDATA().getAnyObject();
Marshall them to a StringWriter, just to get the AnyNode Elements as an XML
String :-
for (int i = 0; i < anyNodeObjects.length; i++)
{
Marshaller marshaller = new Marshaller(sw);
marshaller.setNamespaceMapping("","any");
marshaller.marshal(anyNodeObjects [i]);
}
I then Unmarshall the AnyNode XML String to some java classes that have been
generated from another XSD that represents the sub-schema.
StringReader sr = new StringReader(sw.toString() );
REQUEST aipReq = (REQUEST) Unmarshaller.unmarshal(REQUEST.class,
sr);
I eventually need to put back the data into the AnyNode :-
ctp.getAIPCASERQV100().getAIPCASERQDATA().clearAnyObject();
ctp.getAIPCASERQV100().getAIPCASERQDATA().addAnyObject(aipReq);
But when I marshall like this :-
FileWriter fw = new FileWriter("D:\\Projects\\marshalled.XML");
Marshaller marshaller2 = new Marshaller(fw);
marshaller2.setNamespaceMapping("","any");
marshaller2.marshal(ctp);
I get :-
<CTP xmlns="any">
but the elements at the point of the AnyNode look fine :-
<AIPCASERQV100>
<AIPCASERQDATA>
<REQUEST>
OR if I get rid of the 2nd marshaller2
//marshaller2.setNamespaceMapping("","any");
then I get a perfect root element :-
<CTP>
but then get the namespace any appearing at the point of the AnyNode
<AIPCASERQV100>
<AIPCASERQDATA>
<ns1:REQUEST xmlns:ns1="any">
This is really frustrating please help.
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