* stanley wrote in microsoft.public.xml:
>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>

Let me illustrate this again using JScript code,

  var xmlDoc = new ActiveXObject("Msxml2.DOMDocument");
  var MyNode1 = xmlDoc.createNode(1, "employee", "x-schema:foo");
  var MyNode2 = xmlDoc.createNode(1, "address", "x-schema:foo");
  
  MyNode1.appendChild(MyNode2)
  xmlDoc.appendChild(MyNode1);
  
  WScript.Echo(xmlDoc.documentElement.xml);

If you run this script

  c:\>cscript example.js
  Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host, Version 5.6
  Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation 1996-2001...

  <employee xmlns="x-schema:foo"><address/></employee>

It will print exactly what you want. So I am not sure how using
createNode instead of createElement did not solve your problem.
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