On 4/25/05, Henry Zongaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I don't understand it either, because I was not able to reproduce the > problem. You didn't show how your "object" element was created. In my > test program, I created an "object" element like this: > > document.getDocumentElement() > .appendChild(document.createElementNS(NAMESPACE, > "object")); > > If your program creates an "object" element in the same way, could I > ask you to open a bug report in Jira and attach a complete standalone test > case (Java and any stylesheet) that demonstrates the problem? Yes, I did not create it in the same way. Probably I did not understand that for sub-elements I shoudl have used createElementNS in stead of rather createElement. I finally figured that out myself yesterday. I think I supposed that subelements are in the same namespace as the parent elements, if unspeficifed, as it would be in xml files. That evidentely is not the case then.
The confusing part is, is that this somehow gets 'corrected' when it goes through a serialization to a File. I'm not fluent enough in XML to be able to judge if that is ok. Thanks a lot for replying and sorry for bothering... Michiel - mihxil' http://mihxil.komputilo.org/ nl_NL eo_XX en_US
