Here is my XSD. The target namespace is really long. But I can't understand why
it translate it to "x-:"?
Besides, how can I use the "setSaveSuggestedPrefix"?
http://www.lucom.com/ffw/xml-data-1.0.xsd
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I believe this comes from the already defined namespaces in your
xsd/instance. The namespace values get munged to something shorter for
the prefix and thats whats being used. For Example if your namespace
is http://foo, xmlbeans might translate that into something like
xmlns:foo="http://foo";
To change these prefixes you should look into the XmlOptions API for
methods like setSaveSuggestedPrefix
-jacobd
On Dec 27, 2007 3:58 AM, Thomas Chang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I use the XmlBeans to create an xml file base on its xsd and the
relatived
> beans. To my suprised the xml string contains many "x-:" such as:
>
> ...<x-:key>210001</x-:key><x-:element
id="IV_USER">A.Dler</x-:element>...
>
> What I espect is:
>
> ...<key>210001</key><element id="IV_USER">A.Dler</element>...
>
> Somebody knows where does th "x-:" comes? How can I get rid of it?
>
> Regards
>
> Thomas
>
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