Eduardo B. de Souza wrote:
Have you tried using Marshaller.setNamespaceMapping("TST", "urn:xmlns:test.com:TST") ?Hi all,I have a xml file named "example1.xml" like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Example xmlns:TST="urn:xmlns:test.com:TST" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"> <Example.content> <TST:Simple> <TST:SampleText>It is a test</TST:SampleText> </TST:Simple> </Example.content> </Example> I use castor to unmarshal this file and then to marshal with name "example2.xml", but the file "example2.xml" was created like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Example> <Example.content> <ns1:Simple xmlns:ns1="urn:xmlns:test.com:TST"> <ns1:SampleText>It is a test</ns1:SampleText> </ns1:Simple> </Example.content> </Example> I would like that the file "example2.xml" was created similar to the file "exemplo1.xml". In the place of "ns1" I would like that there was "TST". what I need to do? Thanks.
That will certain add the namespace stuff to the root element. I don't know
what to do to make the element names appear qualified with the namespace prefix.
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