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| Accessing elements in XMLNS message |
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| Sandman |
 Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 4:47 am Post subject: Accessing elements in XMLNS message |
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Can anyone please help me understand why only the first SET statement below functions as expected? I'm a namespace noob, so I apologize for that. But the incoming XMLNS message does not prefix every element within the message. Specifically, the AddAddressResponse command wrapper has no prefix. (Should it? IOW, does everything within an XMLNS message have to contain a prefix?)
Thank you.
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DECLARE msg NAMESPACE 'http://www.amica.com/amica_messaging';
DECLARE loc NAMESPACE 'http://www.amica.com/Location';
DECLARE impl NAMESPACE 'http://www.amica.com/Implementation';
SET Environment.Variables.COMMAND = InputRoot.XMLNS.msg:Message.msg:COMMAND;
SET Environment.Variables.AddAddressResponse = InputRoot.XMLNS.msg:Message.msg:COMMAND.AddAddressResponse;
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<msg:Message xmlns="http://www.amica.com/amica_messaging" xmlns:msg="http://www.amica.com/amica_messaging" xmlns:adrImpl="http://www.amica.com/AddressImpl" xmlns:impl="http://www.amica.com/Implementation" xmlns:loc="http://www.amica.com/Location" xmlns:obj="http://www.amica.com/Object" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.amica.com/amica_messaging C:\PVCSWO~1\ENTERP~2\AMICAU~1\AddressUpdate.xsd" id="1174578008875" version="1.4" bodyType="Amica-XML" sourceLogicalId="CMA" destinationLogicalId="EDB" timeStampCreated="2007-03-22T10:40:08-05:00">
<msg:COMMAND>
<AddAddressResponse cmdType="request" id="ID00001" cmdMode="alwaysRespond">
<PostalAddress id="ID00002" implRef="ID00003">
<loc:streetAddress>122 Manley Dr.</loc:streetAddress>
<loc:additionalInformation>Test</loc:additionalInformation>
<loc:city>Pascoag</loc:city>
<loc:state>RI</loc:state>
<loc:zipCode>02859</loc:zipCode>
<loc:province />
<loc:county>Providence</loc:county>
<loc:fipsCountyCode />
<loc:country>USA</loc:country>
</PostalAddress>
<AddressImpl id="ID00003">
<impl:effectiveDate>2007-03-17</impl:effectiveDate>
<impl:modifedBy>A9438</impl:modifedBy>
</AddressImpl>
</AddAddressResponse>
</msg:COMMAND>
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 4:52 am Post subject: |
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The XML document defines a default namespace, so unprexifed elements actually belong to this namespace.
In your example, the msg namespace appears to be identical to the default, so I'd expect msg:AddAddressResponse to suceed.
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| Sandman |
| Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 5:56 am Post subject: |
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You're right, Vitor. Thank you. AAMOF, the developer who created this message has recently published a modification - in which he removed this code:
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| xmlns="http://www.amica.com/amica_messaging" |
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 6:02 am Post subject: |
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| Sandman wrote: |
You're right, Vitor. Thank you. AAMOF, the developer who created this message has recently published a modification - in which he removed this code:
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| xmlns="http://www.amica.com/amica_messaging" |
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And thus removing the default namspace, causing your original code to be correct. 
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| Sandman |
| Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 6:35 am Post subject: |
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Then I am so
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