The example I gave is actually irrelevant... I just put that together off
the fly to illustrate the basic problem.
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Subject: Re: Bug with DOM2Writer
I was just noticing something in James' original note:
> Example, let's say I want to create the following XML output:
>
> <s:test xmlns:s="testing>
> <hello />
> </s:test>
>
> To do so, I use the following code.
>
> Document doc = ... create document
> Element test = doc.createElementNS("testing", "test");
> test.setPrefix("s");
> test.setAttribute("xmlns:s", "testing");
> Element hello = doc.createElementNS("testing", "hello");
> test.appendChild(hello);
> doc.appendChild(test);
>
> Run this through the DOM2Writer, and the output is:
>
> <s:test xmlns:s="testing" xmlns:s="testing">
> <hello />
> </s:test>
You seem to be attempting to create the "hello" element
in the {testing} namespace. Is that the case? If so your
XML serialization is still incorrect - it should say:
<s:test xmlns:s="testing" xmlns:s="testing">
<s:hello />
</s:test>
Which one did you want to have come out?
Sanjiva.
