Peter Reilly wrote:
Internally in ant the <uri>:<name> form is used (rather that {uri}name) for a stringized versions of xml namespaced names.In dom it seems that the prefix is used in the qualified name. so e.setAttributeNS(uri, qName, value) should be of the form: e.setAttributeNS("http://example.com";, "abc:hello", "hello world")
exactly. Its like xsd:qname and not javax.xml.QName So XmlFragment is mixing things up.
(see: http://www.oasis-open.org/archives/cgmo-webcgm/200411/msg00004.html) Unfortunally the ant code does not retain the prefix of the attribute (encoded in the qname) see ProjectHelper2:line 1048.
hmm. That is certainly a problem. at the very least, all xmlns declarations associated with a node should be retained (in Task?) so that you can work out the prefix for yourself, if you know how to resolve stuff. (that is actually why I hate xsd:qname, it can only be expanded if you know where it should be parsed from, and have the entire object graph to hand). Some representation like (uri,localname) makes much more sense.
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