Dear all, My problem is related to the fact that is seems to be impossible with Xpath to define a fully qualified name of an element if I have not defined an alias for its namespace and I suggest to add to Xpath a way to set the namespace of an element also if it belong to the local default namespace. This fact is evidenced by the following document <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <a xmlns="http://www.foo.org"> <b>my first b</b> <b xmlns="http://www.foobar.org">another namespace</b> <b>my second b</b> </a> where: //b detects: <b>my first b</b> <b>my second b</b> //*[local-name()='b'] detects all the b <b>my first b</b> <b xmlns="http://www.foobar.org">another namespace</b> <b>my second b</b> //*[name()='b'] detects all the b <b>my first b</b> <b xmlns="http://www.foobar.org">another namespace</b> <b>my second b</b> How can I get only the b in the http://www.foobar.org namespace? It should be useful to have something like: /a/{http://www.foobar.org}:b since the only way seems to be to have: /a/*[name()='b' and namespace-uri()="http://www.foobar.org"] All the best, Fabrizio -- Eng. Fabrizio Fioravanti, Ph.D. Project Manager - Exitech Via delle Mantellate, 16 50129 Florence - Italy Tel/Fax: +39055470958 Mobile: +393476540182 Email: ff@exitech.it f.fioravanti@exitech.fi.it IM: Skype f.fioravanti.exitech ICQ 296-222-577 For more information on my recent publication, Skills for Managing Rapidly Changing IT Projects, please visit www.idea-group.comReceived on Tuesday, 14 March 2006 20:18:36 GMT
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