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Antti Sissonen writes:

> Let me be a bit more exact on what the actual problem was after
> all. The first version could not find the element with the following
> Xpath reference:
> /envelope:Envelope/envelope:PayloadEnvelope/Payload/MsgID

That XPath cannot (in XPath 1.0 context, anyway) identify anything in
your documents (either version).  XPath 1.0 specifically states that
the default namespace declaration has _no effect_ on the
interpretation of XPaths, so the occurrences of 'Payload' and 'MsgID'
in the above path should never match any ns-qualifed elements, an in
particular should fail to match anything in _either_ version of your
documents, since all the elements therein are ns-qualified.

So either you're not reporting the situation accurately, or _both_
processors are broken.

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