I think what you may be trying to say is that despite the fact that you 
are using elemFormDefault="unqualified", your elements are qualified.  
Global elements belong to the target namespace; the elemFormDefault only 
applies to local elements (ie, within a complex type).  If you don't 
want any of your elements to be in a namespace, you will have to get rid 
of the targetNamespace.

Kevin

On 8/25/2009 8:49 AM, Avihaimar wrote:
> Last one - (Thank you!!!!!)
>
>
> I know - i can handle this XML with any prefix. Its depend on the
> declaration in the header (xlmns).
>
> But,
>
> XML without any prefix will failed in validation . I want to have the option
> to not have prefix at all and i dont know how can i do this either by
> chanigng the xsd or the instance.
>
> When i send example of XML to the cutomers i want to send them XML with no
> prefix and i didnt success to have one by chanigng the xsd or the instance.
>
>
>
> Avihaimar wrote:
>   
>> Hey, 
>>
>> i have two schemas A,B. 
>> B import A. 
>> Both of them defined as unqualified element, but the xml that generated
>> from B has n1: as a prefix for the root elements. 
>> Is there a way to have no prefix at all? 
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>>     
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>