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Hi, All: I need to write out schemaLocation attribute to the root
element of my xml document. The code snippet I used is as following(Suppose my
root element is of type TestType): TestType rootElement; XmlCursor cursor = rootEmelent.newCursor(); assert cursor.isStartdoc(); cursor.toNextToken(); cursor.insertNameSpace(null, “name space url”);
// namespace url cursor.insertNameSpace(“xsi”, “name space
url”); // namespace url cursor.insertAttributeWithValue(new QName(“some
uri”, “schemaLocation”, “xsi”), “schema
location attribute value”); cursor.dispose(); …… After the document is edited and saved, I got the root
element as following: <rootElement xsi:schemaLocation="schema
location val" xmlns="…" xmlns:xsi="…"> As you can see, schemaLocation attribute shows up before xmlns
related attributes. No matter how I juggle the insertion order on the cursor
obj, I always get schemaLocation attribute in front of xmlns attribute. I also noticed that if I open a document with xmlns
attributes in front of schemaLocation attribute, without any edits on it, just
save the document, then schemaLocation attribute would appear in front of xmlns
attributes. Is this ordering(schemLocation in front to namespace)
imposed by xml beans? Is there any way to alter the order between namespace attributes
and schemaLocation attribute so the root element would be like this: <rootElement xmlns="…" xmlns:xsi="…"
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