For historic reasons, our top level element in the incoming XML may or may not have a namespace attribute. The historic code is a very manual string processing and just ignores the xmlns attribute if it exists. Is there a way to do that with JIBX? So far, I can create a binding definition that knows about the <namespace>, but then it only works if the xmlns is defined, and equivalently, a binding definition without <namespace> handles incoming XML without an xmlns attribute.
So far, I cant figure out how to creating a binding definition that works for both. Is it possible? If not, can I have 2 binding definition files (one with <namespace> and one without) that map to the same object or is that going to cause problems? <MyObject xmlns="http://blah/blah"; > // ß the xmlns attribute may or may not exist. </MyObject> Thanks, Chris
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