"Bjoern Hoehrmann" wrote:

> * stanley wrote in microsoft.public.xml:
> >I have the following code in c++, when I run the code I get 
> >an extra xmlns="" attribute in the children elements
> 
> In the document object model, namespaces are only considered at the
> creation time of elements and attributes, if you place them in the
> tree later, other elements do not affect it. So if you want your
> elements to be in a specific namespace, you need to specify the name-
> space when calling createFoo(...). Think of elements as tuples of
> the namespace and the local name,
> 
>   { "namespace", "local-name" }
> 
> >XMLRootElem= XMLEmpDoc->createNode(1, "employee", 
> >"x-schema:file:///E:\TK_SQL\EMPLOYEE-SCHEMA.XML"  );
> 
> Here you create
> 
>   { "x-schema:file:///E:\TK_SQL\EMPLOYEE-SCHEMA.XML", "employee" }
> 
> >XMLChildElem= XMLEmpDoc->createElement("address");
> 
> 
> And here
> 
>   { "", "address" }
> 
> >XMLEmpDoc->documentElement->appendChild(XMLElement);
> 
> There are multiple ways to represent this in XML, for example
> 
>   <foo:employee xmlns:foo = 'x-schema:...'>
>     <address />
>   </foo:employee>
> 
> or
> 
>   <foo:employee xmlns:foo = 'x-schema:...'>
>     <address xmlns="" />
>   </foo:employee>
> 
> or
> 
>   <employee xmlns = 'x-schema:...'>
>     <address xmlns="" />
>   </employee>
> 
> these are all equivalent. In each case, the address element is in no
> namespace. You want
> 
>   <employee xmlns = 'x-schema:...'>
>     <address />
>   </employee>
> 
> which is equivalent to
> 
>   <foo:employee xmlns:foo = 'x-schema:...'>
>     <foo:address />
>   </foo:employee>
> 
> In both cases, the address element is in the "x-schema:..." namespace.
> So in order to get the code you want, you need to pass the namespace
> to the createElement call; that's however not possible, you need to use
> the createNode(...) method to create such elements, just as you do for
> the employee element.
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hi bjoren-thanks for your explanations,
i still  didn't find the way implement it so the output xml will be exactlly 
as i described earlyer - my code should create exactlly the same xml!!!this 
is the demand in this case
the problem is still-how can i add the "address" element with no namespace 
(the xmlns namespace) ?
when i am using the 'CreateNode' method as you advised me i get the address 
elenemt with the same namespce as it's parent(the 'employee')
if you can send me the correct code it will be helpfull
thanks again
stanley