Carsten Ziegeler said the following on 24/5/07 16:14:
Helma wrote
Yes. Source is:
<oe:version xmlns:oe="openEHR/v1/Version"
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
xsi:type="ORIGINAL_VERSION">
So in fact I want the first line of the binding file to bind to
/oe:version
I don't think there are unused prefixes in both binding and source.
Ah, sorry, I meant are you really using the prefix in the binding file?
Using the prefix inside of an attribute (like the path attribute) does
actually not use the prefix. This is just arbitrary text for the parser.
That's what I'm slowly starting to realise. For proper XML validation I
do need it so I assumed the parser requires this too.
That would partially explain why the binding file (without a
namespaceURI for 'oe') still maps to the source (in the source=file
situation). It would also explain the observations in
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-1671
i.e. if the prefix is the same with a matching or a different
namespaceURI it binds, but if the prefix is different but the
namespaceURI is identical it fails.
So how should this be solved then?
Bye, Helma
