According to the XML 1.0 recommendation, the xml:lang attribute applies to
all child elements and attributes of the element that is applied to.
Therefor if the language for the entire document is "en" then
<my-doc-root xml:lang="en"></my-doc-root>
would suffice. What is the best way in the JiBX world to account for
special attributes like xml:lang? I toyed around with some different
mappings and ran into problems when using the ":" character in a mapping
like so...
<value name="xml:lang" field="languageCode" style="attribute" />
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