hi cogitate, so, basically you want to remove all the namspaces and assign a new one in a general way (i.e., without knowing the namespaces used in the original document)?
@sergey, I think this will be straightforward and we can include this option. regards, aki 2012/3/11 cogitate <[email protected]>: > hi sergey : > any chance of the following test case for in transform reader? > the problem is there are two vendors who don't care about the contract of > namespaces. > maybe {*}* can do "matches" instead of "equals"? > [ i am using cxf-2.5.2 ] > > it seems the namespaces the vendors generate may not even be specific.. > > from vendor - > <ns0:Echo_PayloadResponse xmlns:ns0="tns"><ns1:Payload > xmlns:ns1="None">Y</ns1:Payload></ns0:Echo_PayloadResponse> > > what we need - something like : > <ps1:Echo_PayloadResponse > xmlns:ps1="http://schemas.w3c.org/W3C";><ps1:Payload>Y</ps1:Payload></ps1:Echo_PayloadResponse> > > thanks in advance, > -cogitate > > @Test > public void testSpecificNS() throws Exception > { > String input = "<ns0:Echo_PayloadResponse > xmlns:ns0=\"tns\"></ns0:Echo_PayloadResponse>"; > InputStream is = new ByteArrayInputStream(input.getBytes()); > XMLStreamReader reader = StaxUtils.createXMLStreamReader(is); > reader = new InTransformReader(reader, > > Collections.singletonMap("{*}*","{http://schemas.w3c.org/W3C}*";), > null, false); > ByteArrayOutputStream bos = new ByteArrayOutputStream(); > StaxUtils.copy(reader,bos); > String value = bos.toString(); > System.out.println("[input="+input+" output="+value+"]"); > //expect: [input=<ns0:Echo_PayloadResponse > xmlns:ns0="tns"></ns0:Echo_PayloadResponse> output=<ps1:Echo_PayloadResponse > xmlns:ps1="http://schemas.w3c.org/W3C"/>] > assertTrue("<ps1:Echo_PayloadResponse > xmlns:ps1=\"http://schemas.w3c.org/W3C\"/>".equals(value)); > } > > > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://cxf.547215.n5.nabble.com/InTransformReader-Test-possible-enhancement-tp5554151p5554151.html > Sent from the cxf-user mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
