Re: default namespace problems

Murray Altheim wrote: Vadim Gritsenko wrote: Steven Shand wrote: Hi, I'm having some issues searching documents within a default namespace. if my document looks like http://foo.bar.com"; > content I'd assume that I would do service.setNamespace( "", "xmlns="http://foo.bar.com"; ) or even servi

Re: default namespace problems

I'm having some issues searching documents within a default namespace. if my document looks like http://foo.bar.com"; > content I tried bin\xindice xpath -c /db/test -n ns -s a=http://foo.bar.com -q "/a:foo/a:bar" with the document above and it did not work. Seems like a bug. If you find

Re: default namespace problems

Vadim Gritsenko wrote: Steven Shand wrote: Hi, I'm having some issues searching documents within a default namespace. if my document looks like http://foo.bar.com"; > content I'd assume that I would do service.setNamespace( "", "xmlns="http://foo.bar.com"; ) or even service.setNamespace( null,

Re: default namespace problems

Steven Shand wrote: Hi, I'm having some issues searching documents within a default namespace. if my document looks like http://foo.bar.com"; > content I'd assume that I would do service.setNamespace( "", "xmlns="http://foo.bar.com"; ) or even service.setNamespace( null, "xmlns="http://foo.bar

default namespace problems

Hi, I'm having some issues searching documents within a default namespace. if my document looks like http://foo.bar.com"; > content I'd assume that I would do service.setNamespace( "", "xmlns="http://foo.bar.com"; ) or even service.setNamespace( null, "xmlns="http://foo.bar.com"; ) neither