Hi, Can you file an issue and attach an executable process that exemplifies this problem?
alex On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 9:03 AM, raulvk.soa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > I am experiencing problems with namespaces and assignments. Basically, I > have found that during an assignment (copy from + to), the namespace of > target element gets deleted. > > I will illustrate with an example which is a generalisation of my case. > > Firstly, I initialise the target variable via the following: > > <bpws:copy> > <bpws:from> > <bpws:literal> > <nm:Request > xmlns:nm="http://www.example.org";> > <nm:RequestMessage> > <nm:Value /> > </nm:RequestMessage> > </nm:Request> > </bpws:literal> > </bpws:from> > <bpws:to part="body" > variable="PersonQuery_Request"/> > </bpws:copy> > > > Secondly, I assign the value of the variable: > > <bpws:copy> > <bpws:from>$PersonID</bpws:from> > > > <bpws:to>$PersonQuery_Request.body/nm:Request/nm:RequestMessage/nm:Value</bpws:to> > </bpws:copy> > > > The final content of the variable is the following: > > <nm:Request > xmlns:nm="http://www.example.org";> > <nm:RequestMessage> > <Value>XXX</Value> > </nm:RequestMessage> > </nm:Request> > > As you can see, the nm: namespace of the Value element has disappeared. > > Has anyone experienced the same problem before? Any clues as to where to > look? > > Just a few remarks: > - The <process> element declares xmlns:nm="http://www.example.org";. > - My XML Schema and WSDL files declare elementFormDefault="qualified". > > Many thanks! > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/Namespace-Disappears-in-Assign-Activity-tp20382241p20382241.html > Sent from the Apache Ode User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
