RE: Nested namespaces

[Radu Preotiuc-Pietro]

What getters are generated depends on the Schema definition of the type of the 
<om:result> element. If that type is not defined to contain a <dms:name> child, 
then you need to use the generic XmlObject.selectChildren(new 
QName("http://dms.ec.gc.ca/schema","name";)) to get the values you want. Have 
you tried that?
 
Radu



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        From: Qureshi,Shahzad [Ontario] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
        Sent: Thursday, November 06, 2008 10:54 AM
        To: user@xmlbeans.apache.org
        Subject: Nested namespaces
        
        

        Hi All, 

        I am very new to xmlbeans. I am using xmlbean 2.4.0. 

        I am use xmlbean fairly well on simple xml files but now I've to deal 
with an xml with multiple namespaces. Here is an example

        <om:ObservationCollection xmlns:om="http://www.opengis.net/om/1.0"; 
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";  
xmlns:dms="http://dms.ec.gc.ca/schema";

            xsi:schemaLocation="http://dms.ec.gc.ca/schema 
            dms-quality_controlled-ncawos-1_1-english.xsd"> 

                <om:member> 
                        <om:Observation> 
                                <om:result> 
                                        <dms:name>Shahzad</dms:name> 
                                </om:result> 
                        </om:Observation> 
                </om:member> 
        </om:ObservationCollection> 

        For the life of me, I can't figure out how to acess the <dms:name> 
element in the above xml. 

        I don't see a get method for dms:name element. I've searched on this 
mail list but didn't see anything that made sense to me. Any help?

        I do the following: 

        ObservationCollectionDocument a = 
ObservationCollectionDocument.parse(f); 
        ObservationCollectionType b = a.getObservationCollection(); 
        ObservationPropertyType[] c = b.getMemberArray(); 
        For (ObservationPropertyType obs:c) { 
                ObservationType obsType = obs.getObservation(); 
                //now what do I do? 
                //I expected that I could do something like obsType.getResult() 
or something like that but 
                //I can't. 
        } 

        Any help will be appreciated. I don't wanna have to use xerces to parse 
my xml since I am already using xmlbean to parse other xml files in the 
project. 


        thanks 

        Shahzad Qureshi