We have the same problem, and removing the targetNamespace declaration is
not possible since some XSD files are imported by others. Each imported
XSD file must have a different target namespace.
Also, the XSD we are using can not be modified since they are shared and
used by other applications that make use of the namespaces.
The best thing would be to have a way to tell Castor to generate or not
the prefixes in XML files.
It could be as simple as:
marshaller.setMarshallWithPrefix( false );
Or
marshaller.setNamespaceMapping( null, "http://www.xyz.com/mm"; );
But the first method does not exist and the second example does not work!!
;-)
Maybe the solution is to set a property directly in the XML
parser/generator used by Castor...?
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: June 7, 2004 3:16 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [castor-user] ns prefix issue in caster marshalling
If you have a targetNamespace in your schema, Castor will use it. So if
you don't want any namespaces in your output, then you have to remove the
targetNamespace from the schema before generating the sources.
If you just don't like the prefixes that castor chooses, you can declare
them yourself:
marshaller.setNamespaceMapping("xyz", "http://www.xyz.com/mm";);
This will use "xyz" instead of "ns1". It will also prevent Castor from
repeating the namespace declarations since you'll be declaring this at the
root level.
--Keith
highmark m wrote:
>
> Anyway I am having an issue with castor.
> I have generated java classes from schema using castor. now when I
> marshall to xml file using castor marshalling apu, my xml file has
> every element except root element is prefixed with ns1: ns2: ns3:
> and so so. this is a big problem for my application.
> how do i tell caster not to insert any prefixes.
>
> Here is a part of generated xml:
> <newsletter article-count="14" valid="true">
> <ns1:return-address
> xmlns:ns1="http://www.xyz.com/mm";><ns1:name> Book Services <
> .........................
> </ns3:article><ns4:article articleSize="medium"
> articleCat="Health"
> xmlns:ns4="http://www.xyz.com/mm";><ns4:headline>
>
> It even named repeated elements (article) with different ns prefixes.
> It also inserted attribute:
> article-count="14" which is no where in the java classes generated by
> castor or in the schema. How do i tell castor not to do this?
>
> I also tried to do:
>
>
> Marshaller ml = new Marshaller(writer);
> ml.setDebug(true);
> ml.setMarshalAsDocument(true);
> ml.setMarshalExtendedType(false);
> ml.setNSPrefixAtRoot(false);
> ml.setSuppressXSIType(true);
> ml.marshal(nwletter);
>
> but that did not help.
>
> I am awaiting answer on this.
>
>
>
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