Namespace Prefix in the Root Element of the variable

Hi Gurus,
We need to call a webservice which requires a namespace prefix at the root elemnt of the xml payload. But as we know that the default behaviour of BPEL removes the prefix so the invoke activity is failing and so we are stuck.
I found this thread Namespace prefix in Root element missing during variable assignment but i feel the solution specified in this link works only in SOA 10g environment Please let us know what needs to be done?
Appreciate a prompt response.
NOTE: SOA Suite Version- 11.1.1.4
Regards
Ayush

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we are also facing the same issue, Please provide the solution if anyone knows. We are also using the SOA Suite 11g Version.

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voodi wrote:
Hi all,
>
> I'm getting the below error message when trying to transport 0bpartner that has a 0ORGUNIT as an attribute. I have come across some OSS notes, but those are not applicable to us. I was not able to implement the note is our system.
>
> We are on 7.3 SP5
>
>
> The error mesage is the following:
>
> Start of the after-import method RS_IOBJ_AFTER_IMPORT for object type(s) IOBJ ( )
> /BI0/ is not a valid namespace prefix for the organizational criterion
> Error SV 771 during after import handling of objects with type(s) IOBJ
> End of after import methode RS_IOBJ_AFTER_IMPORT (Aktivierungsmodus) - runtime: 00:12:19
>
>
> Any insight would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Voodi
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MyNS5:SubStruc_3_1> 
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/ns4:Fld_2_A> 
 <
ns4:Fld_2_B xmlns:ns4="http://www.MyTest.com/My_Namespace/Part4">Value006<
/ns4:Fld_2_B> 
 <
/ns0:SubStruc_2> 
 
 <
ns0:SubStruc_3> 
 <
ns5:SubStruc_3_1 xmlns:ns5="http://www.MyTest.com/My_Namespace/Part5"> 
 <
ns5:Fld_3_1_A>Value007<
/ns5:Fld_3_1_A> 
 <
ns5:Fld_3_1_B>Value008<
/ns5:Fld_3_1_B> 
 <
/ns5:SubStruc_3_1> 
 <
ns0:Fld_3_A>Value009<
/ns0:Fld_3_A> 
 <
ns5:Fld_3_B xmlns:ns5="http://www.MyTest.com/My_Namespace/Part5">Value010<
/ns5:Fld_3_B> 
 <
ns2:Fld_3_C xmlns:ns2="http://www.MyTest.com/My_Namespace/Part2">Value011<
/ns2:Fld_3_C> 
 <
/ns0:SubStruc_3> 
<
/ns0:Maint_Struc> 
 
Things that are wrong with the mapped XML: 
- the namespace "http://www.MyTest.com/My_Namespace/Part3" was prefixed with MyNS3 but XI reassigned it to ns0
 - original prefixes are not used in the element tags 
 
Appreciate if anyone can help. 
Thanks.

Thank you for all your valuable suggestions. Does any know why XI/PI does not acknowledge/use the namespace prefix that is defined in the XML? Is there no other way around this short-coming apart from using XSLT mapping?
 
I did try using the anonymizer (as suggested by Manjusha). With the anonymizer I am able to change the namespace prefix in the element tags to the way I want it. However the namespace definition is still showing in the element tag.
 
 <MyNS2:SubStruc_1 xmlns:MyNS2="http://www.MyTest.com/My_Namespace/Part2"> 
 <MyNS2:Fld_1_1_A>Value001</MyNS2:Fld_1_1_A> 
 <MyNS2:Fld_1_1_B>Value002</MyNS2:Fld_1_1_B> 
 </MyNS2:SubStruc_1> 
 
This is almost perfect only if I am able to remove the definition xmlns:MyNS2="http://www.MyTest.com/My_Namespace/Part2" from the element tag. Suggestion any one?
Thanks All.

SQL function to extract XML namespace prefix

Hi,
I have the following document
<ns4:product xmlns:ns1="www.abc.com" xmlns:ns2="www.def.com" xmlns:ns3="www.ghi.com" xmlns:ns4="www.jkl.com">
<ns4:productline>Widget</ns4:productline>
</ns4:product>
I'm trying to find a SQL function which will enable me to extract the namespace prefix with the value "www.jkl.com". This is so that I can then use the prefix as part of the xpath expression to search for an element value in the document eg. extractvalue('/ns4:product/ns4:productline')
Thanks

Try DBMS_XMLDOM.GetNameSpace

Extracting a namespace prefix

Hi,
I have the following document
<ns4:product xmlns:ns1="www.abc.com" xmlns:ns2="www.def.com" xmlns:ns3="www.ghi.com" xmlns:ns4="www.jkl.com">
<ns4:productline>Widget</ns4:productline>
</ns4:product>
I'm trying to find a SQL function which will enable me to extract the namespace prefix with the value "www.jkl.com". This is so that I can then use the prefix as part of the xpath expression to search for an element value in the document eg. extractvalue('/ns4:product/ns4:productline')
Thanks

Hi,
This one's tricky, so tricky that I think it's not possible using Oracle built-in XML DML functions.
Even XQuery Update cannot do it (for now) because, likewise, the prefix is always redeclared at child level.
The only thing I can think of is XSLT (or maybe DOM manipulation) :
SQL> select xmlserialize(document
2 xmltransform(
3 xmltype('<A xmlns="namespace" xmlns:def="myns_namespace"/>')
4 , xmltype(
5 '<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
6 xmlns:def="myns_namespace"
7 xmlns:ns0="namespace">
8 <xsl:template match="ns0:A">
9 <xsl:copy>
10 <xsl:element name="def:B"/>
11 </xsl:copy>
12 </xsl:template>
13 </xsl:stylesheet>')
14 )
15 indent
16 )
17 from dual;
XMLSERIALIZE(DOCUMENTXMLTRANSF
<A xmlns="namespace" xmlns:def="myns_namespace">
<def:B/>
</A>

Java Mapping to override namespace prefix (startPrefixMapping)

Does anyone have an example of using a Java Map to override the default XI namespace prefix. The method startPrefixMapping looks like it might do the job but I can't find any example of how this works.

You can use the Anonymizer Module Processor.
In your adapter, go to the "Modules" tab, than insert a new entry before the default adapter module processor. Enter module name localejbs/AF_Modules/XMLAnonymizerBean and Local Enterprise Bean type. In the parameters tab, enter parameter anonymizer.acceptNamespaces and parameter value '<namespace>' <prefix>. You can enter more than one namespace, like in '<namespace1>' <prefix1> '<namespace2>' <prefix2>.
Note that your namespace must be inside apostrophes by default. If instead you want to use quotes to define the namespace, you must use another parameter before the one above: parameter name anonymizer.quote and in the value enter a single quote ".
To define an empty prefix (meaning, that namespace is the default namespace) use '' (two apostrophes) instead of <prefix> (or "" (two quotes), if you have used anonymizer.quote).
Check SAP Note 880173 for more information.
Regards,
Henrique.

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