Hi Michael,
> (a) post-process the serialized XML to strip off the namespace declarations
> (e.g. with a non-XML tool such as sed or awk), or
ok, first I have to check, whether Confluence is able to deal with
namespace declarations inside a wiki page anyway.
If yes anything is fine.
If not
Sorry, but the XPath/XQuery data model has no way of representing an element
node whose name has an undeclared prefix. XPath and XQuery work only with
namespace-well-formed XML.
If you really need this badly enough, you could either
(a) post-process the serialized XML to strip off the
Hi,
> XQuery output has to be well-formed (and namespace-well-formed) XML,
> so you can't output an element name like unless the
> "ac" prefix is declared and bound to a namespace URI. Why would you
> want to? Does Confluence really use non-namespace-aware XML?
my xml output file will be some
XQuery output has to be well-formed (and namespace-well-formed) XML, so you
can't output an element name like unless the "ac" prefix is
declared and bound to a namespace URI. Why would you want to? Does Confluence
really use non-namespace-aware XML?
Michael Kay
Saxonica
> On 19 Apr 2017, at
Hi,
I’m transforming some DocBook data into an XML file using XQuery. The
transformation works perfectly so far.
My problem is, that I have to use some confluence namespace tags like
in the XML output file.
So I have to declare the respective namespace at the beginning of my
XQuery file:
