XMLSerializer outputs unqualified attributes?

[Emmanouil Batsis <ma...@geekologue.com>]

When using org.apache.xml.serialize.XMLSerializer, attributes come out 
unqualified (no namespace prefix) when their parent element belongs to the 
same namespace. The parent element however, does come out qualified.

This is probably a config issue, hope someone can point out what i'm missing?

Thanks,

Manos

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Re: XMLSerializer outputs unqualified attributes?

[Emmanouil Batsis <Em...@eurodyn.com>]

Emmanouil Batsis wrote:

>When using org.apache.xml.serialize.XMLSerializer, attributes come out 
>unqualified (no namespace prefix) when their parent element belongs to the 
>same namespace. The parent element however, does come out qualified.
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It works correctly if i specify the qname (before i was only providing 
NS URIs and local names, as with all events in my code). Is this how it 
should be done? I'd like to avoid providing qnames even in attributes. I 
should also add that:

* there is no parser in the mix, i just create events programmatically
* the prefix mapping events are created correctly by my code
* the XMLSerializer is configured with namespaces=true
* i use org.xml.sax.AttibutesImpl to create attributes


Thanks,

Manos

>This is probably a config issue, hope someone can point out what i'm missing?
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>Thanks,
>
>Manos
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