[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Phil Weighill Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote ..
the only way those unprefixed elements are in some other namespace is if it is declared at some encapsulating parent element. for example; <project xmlns="http://www.example.org/someanturi";> <n1:mytask> <action/> <http/> </n1:mytask> </project> otherwise, if an xmlns declaration does not exist those elements belong to n1: namespace.
OK, now I am confused. I have not looked at or used namespaces in Ant yet, but this would seem to be a problem. Would there not need to be a default namespace, otherwise how would the XML parser know what to do? action and http in a default namespace would certainly have totally different meanings to an underlying app.
If you use namespaces, does ant require a default namespace. Does ant put a default namespace in behind the scenes?
In any case, it would be best to prefix elements that are in the same namespace with the appropriate namespace-prefix.
best, -Rob
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