Hi
Can you try setting these two entries:
"{http://ns.a}sales => {http://ns.a}sales";
"{http://ns.a}* => {http://ns.b}*";
Cheers, Sergey
On 06/10/15 15:11, Iacopo ROZZO wrote:
Hi all,
I'm using cxf 3.0.2 and I have a question regarding the CXF transformation
feature<http://cxf.apache.org/docs/transformationfeature.html>. I have the
following scenario:
Input: All elements belong to namespace "ns.a"
<sales xmlns:"http://ns.a";>
<book>
<title>CXF ...</title>
<price>38.68</price>
</book>
</sales>
Expected output: Elements book, title and price should belong to namespace
"ns.b"
<sales xmlns:"http://ns.a";>
<book xmlns:"http://ns.b";>
<title>CXF ...</title>
<price>38.68</price>
</book>
</sales>
If I only add this entry "{http://ns.a}book => {http://ns.b}book"; to the
transformation map the namespace is only changed to book element (as normal). Is there any
way of qualifying book and all its child elements without putting explicitly an entry for
all book children elements?
Thanks,
Iacopo
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