Dominique Devienne wrote:
On 6/13/06, Peter Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The prefix for elements (as against attributes) are retained.
ProjectHelper2 called UE.setQName(qName) with the
name it receives from the sax.
aah. this explains why I had got echoxml to work doing namespaced stuff.
Igor Peshansky wrote:
Peter,
You just got lucky because d.e.f is a valid XML name. If you try a full
URL (e.g., "http://d.e.f";), you'll get a nasty exception.
Technically, DOM keeps the actual namespace URI for all attributes, so
if ant keeps the prefix for all the elements, you can probably
Peter Reilly wrote:
I guess that it only got exercises with simple examples:
I tried the echoxml:
world
and got:
world
Which has two problems
1 no mapping of prefix to uri
2 def:b gets reformed as d.e.f:b
yeah, I knew echoxml didnt handle xmlns properly
Peter,
You just got lucky because d.e.f is a valid XML name. If you try a full
URL (e.g., "http://d.e.f";), you'll get a nasty exception.
Technically, DOM keeps the actual namespace URI for all attributes, so
if ant keeps the prefix for all the elements, you can probably look up
the appropriate
I guess that it only got exercises with simple examples:
I tried the echoxml:
world
and got:
world
Which has two problems
1 no mapping of prefix to uri
2 def:b gets reformed as d.e.f:b
Peter
On 6/13/06, Igor Peshansky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Steve Lo
The intention of DynamicAttribute.setAttributeNS() was to
support namespaces in attributes - and it does not work!
Peter
On 6/13/06, Dominique Devienne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 6/13/06, Peter Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The prefix for elements (as against attributes) are retaine
Steve Loughran wrote on 06/13/2006 06:24:45 AM:
> I'm now looking at the namespace aware dynamic attribute stuff
>
> The qname parameter for this is built up as follows:
> String qName = ("".equals(uri)
> ? localName : (uri + ":" + localName));
>
On 6/13/06, Peter Reilly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The prefix for elements (as against attributes) are retained.
ProjectHelper2 called UE.setQName(qName) with the
name it receives from the sax.
Something needs to be done for attributes..
Namespaces are used to avoid name collision, and in Ant
The prefix for elements (as against attributes) are retained.
ProjectHelper2 called UE.setQName(qName) with the
name it receives from the sax.
Something needs to be done for attributes..
Peter
On 6/13/06, Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Peter Reilly wrote:
> Internally in ant the :
Peter Reilly wrote:
Internally in ant the : 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"
Internally in ant the : 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", "hell
I would say DOM is a bit 'flexible' about that as this was not very much
specified, so implementation more or less allow it and try to do some
kind of magic later one to try to make sense of it. But my understanding
is that you are correct.
You have some info about it though:
http://www.w3.o
I'm now looking at the namespace aware dynamic attribute stuff
The qname parameter for this is built up as follows:
String qName = ("".equals(uri)
? localName : (uri + ":" + localName));
this is not how, say, Qname.toString() presents qnames, whi
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