Help adding namespace to SOAP evenlope

Hello,
I am new to the world of SOA and I am working to figure out how to add a namespace to the envelope that s send from our SOAP messages...
currently we send ...
<env:Envelope xmlns:env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:wsa="http://www.w3.org/2005/08/addressing" >
and we are being asked to send an additional namespace on the end ....
<env:Envelope xmlns:env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:wsa="http://www.w3.org/2005/08/addressing" xmlns:abc="http://something.com>
How can I accomplish this using Jdeveloper 11?
Thank you for any help in this matter

You can achive this by having a dummy 1-1 transformation, but there is a danger that the xslt processer might not be able to get any data from the source, in that case you need to edit the transformation source to remove the namespaces from the xPaths of sources.
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Ajay

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Hi thanks for the help but I am slightly confused on this matter now,
Basically what I have is an element in an XML as in the following:
<bat:Batch Name=xyz" Age="123"
xmlns="urn:x-commerceone:document:com:commerceone:CBL:CBL.sox$1.0"
xmlns:bat="urn:x-commerceone:document:btsox:Batch.sox$1.0"
xmlns:sro="urn:x-commerceone:document:telcoapisox:ServiceRequestOrder.sox$1.0"
xmlns:dsl="urn:x-commerceone:document:btsox:DSL.sox$1.0"> I guess all these are definitions of namespaces. I cannot set the element name to bat:Batch as I think the colon isnt allowed and hance the use of the NSpace. The NSpace are as above,
I have located the element that I want to add the above definition to, this is the element elm.
Then using elm.setAttribute("", ""); I am adding the Name and Age attributes, but am having probs adding the namespace stuff and hence using the colon bat:Batch too,
Please could you explain a bit further on this, I am looking around in the forums but not getting anywhere fast. Basically I need to have the above attributes as my header in the XML,
Thanks again,

Adding namespace as prefix to existing trasport object contents

Hi there,
I'm dealing with the following situation:
I've written a program, so it's already finished. Now the Idea is, unfortunately this Idea came to my mind a little late, to generate and use a namespace for all the transport objects included in the transport package, since this program will be deployed on different customer systems and I want to avoid inconsistency regarding the Y- / Z-Objects.
I've already reserved a namespace and added it via SE03 >> Administration: Display/Change Namespaces to my system.
Now my question:
Is there any function or possibility to set this new namespace as prefix for all already existing objects in my transport package, or has this to be done manually for every single object?
Any help and/or ideas in this matter will be kindly appreciated.
Best Regards,
Marc

Hi Matt,
thanks for your reply. I guess you're right, too bad
Best regards,
Marc

Adding namespace to the source file

Hi,
We are sending xml file data from MDM to XI.
How can we add the interface namspace to the root node of the message?
Any inputs on the same would be helpful because without adding the namespace the data is not getting picked from MDM.
Regards,
Sampada

Hi!
The examples that ship with the book have been developed for BPEL Process Manager 2.x. In version 10.x the XPath expressions have to include namespaces in the steps. For example, when checking the flight ticket price, instead of:
<case condition="bpws:getVariableData('FlightResponseAA',
'confirmationData','/confirmationData/Price')
<= bpws:getVariableData('FlightResponseDA',
'confirmationData','/confirmationData/Price')">
we have to write:
<case condition="bpws:getVariableData('FlightResponseAA',
'confirmationData','/confirmationData/aln:Price')
<= bpws:getVariableData('FlightResponseDA',
'confirmationData','/confirmationData/aln:Price')">

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