The problem is that namespace qualifications are scoped for
the
element as well as its contents. When you specify the
default
namespace in your second example, you're putting the
xml-fragment into
the http://common.toolkit/bean
namespace.
In other words, your second example is really equivalent to:
> <bean ml-fr
agment xmlns:bean="http://common.toolkit/bean
">
> <bean:field1>value</bean:field1>
> <bean:field2>value</bean:field2>
> </beanml-fr
agment>
How are you going to get a workaround? I'm not sure. It
would be
easier for you if the contents of the xml-fragment was a
single
element, then you could just apply your namespace there
instead.
One thing you could try is creating an XmlOptions object and
using one
of the synthetic element or namespace substitution tricks
and passing
it along to parse (i.e. figure out how to swap in a
non-qualified
xml-fragment qname for your namespace-qualified xml-fragment
qname).
Cheers,
Ed
On 2/23/06, Mark Cohen (JIRA) <xmlbeans-dev xml.apache.org> wrote:
> Cannot parse/validate xml-fragments that use default
namespace
>
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>
> Key: XMLBEANS-248
> URL: htt
p://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/XMLBEANS-248
> Project: XMLBeans
> Type: Bug
> Components: XmlObject
> Versions: Version 1
> Environment: Win2K, Java 1.4
> Reporter: Mark Cohen
> Fix For: Version 1
>
>
> I recently ran into a problem with XMLBeans 1.0.2
parsing and validating XmlObjects. Here's the scenario:
>
> I have a simple XML schema which I then turned into
XMLBeans using the org.apache.xmlbeans.impl.tool.XMLBean
class. For the sake of discussion, the namespace for the
schema is http://common.toolkit/bean
, and the package for the generated beans is
toolkit.common.bean.
>
> Next, I want to convert an XML fragment to an XMLBean.
(I know, ideally there wouldn't be XML fragments, but
there's not much I can do about it for now.) If I have
something like the following... (Please ignore any obvious
syntax errors -- I'm re-typing this.)
>
> <xml-fragment xmlns:bean="http://common.toolkit/bean
">
> <bean:field1>value</bean:field1>
> <bean:field2>value</bean:field2>
> </xml-fragment>
>
> ... and I run it through a parse and a validation...
>
> MyClass myObject = MyClass.Factory.parse(xml);
> myObject.validate();
>
> ... everything works fine. If, however, I use the
following XML instead...
>
> <xml-fragment xmlns="http://common.toolkit/bean
">
> <field1>value</field1>
> <field2>value</field2>
> </xml-fragment>
>
> ... the validation fails. The error is along the lines
of:
>
> Message: Expected element text-
> field1http://common.toolkit/bean
instead of xml-fragmenthttp://common.toolkit/bean
here
> Location of invalid XML: [my XML fragment repeated
here]
>
> Thoughts/ideas? Thanks in advance!
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