Hi All, I have produced some simplified code to demonstrate what appears to be a bug. However I would like to check with the list before I file a report.
If I have the following code: String uri = LocalReference.createClapReference(getClass().getPackage()) + "/xmlwns.xml"; Representation listVtl = new ClientResource(uri).get(); SaxRepresentation r = new SaxRepresentation(listVtl); log.debug(r.getText()); I observe the following behavior: inputfile xmlwns.xml <a xmlns="uri:a" xmlns:b="uri:b" > <b:content/> </a> gives as output to the logger: <a xmlns:b="uri:b" xmlns="uri:a"> <b:content xmlns:b="uri:b"></b:content> </a> which is a little more verbose, but technically correct. While with inputfile xmlwns.xml <a:doc xmlns:a="uri:a" xmlns:b="uri:b" > <b:content/> </a:doc> gives as output to the logger: <a:doc xmlns:a="uri:a" xmlns:b="uri:b" xmlns:a="uri:a"> <b:content xmlns:b="uri:b"></b:content> </a:doc> you will see that the namspace definition for xmlns:a is duplicated, which gives an error on some XML readers. For example Google Chrome will complain about a redefinition of the namespace. Whats your view on this? Is this a bug in Restlet? Thanks a lot, Regards, Nicholas ------------------------------------------------------ http://restlet.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=4447&dsMessageId=2944144
