"Bjoern Hoehrmann" wrote:

> * stanley wrote in microsoft.public.xml:
> >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')
> 
> You said you want
> 
>   <employee xmlns="x-schema:file:///E:\TK_SQL\EMPLOYEE-SCHEMA.XML">
>     <address />
>   </employee>
> 
> In this case, both the employee and address elements are in the same
> namespace, if you want the address element to be in no namespace, you
> would want the result to be
> 
>   <employee xmlns="x-schema:file:///E:\TK_SQL\EMPLOYEE-SCHEMA.XML">
>     <address xmlns="" />
>   </employee>
> 
> and you get that already. So maybe you can clarify what's wrong with
> the result if you specify the namespace for the address element?
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BJOREN:
sorry for the confusion,
i am looing for a way to get the exactly xml:
<employee xmlns="x-schema:file:///E:\TK_SQL\EMPLOYEE-SCHEMA.XML">
<address /> ///NO XMLNS at all !!!
</employee>

is it possible?
the application that process result xml that i create got problems if i write
<address xmlns="" />

thanks stanley