XPath expression to element with xsl: namespace

Hi,
I have a problem selecting a node in an XSL document. What I'm trying to do is to load an XSL file and change the 'select' attribute of <xsl:for-each select='//whatever'>
I tried it something like this:
Node articleSelect = XPathAPI.selectSingleNode(xslDOM, "//for-each");
articleSelect.getAttributes().getNamedItem("select").setNodeValue("//article[@ArticleNr='" + articleNumber + "']");However, articleSelect is always null so the second line throws an exception. I also tried "//xsl:for-each" and "//xsl:for-each[@select='//whatever']" and whatnot as the XPath expression, but still no luck... :(
Any thoughts or ideas will be greatly appreciated :)
Greetings,
Erik

Erik, your code is working fine but you must ensure that the document builder used to create xslDOM has nameSpaceAware = true!
May I suggest this rewriting - not necessary - but more clear I think:
Element articleSelect = (Element) XPathAPI.selectSingleNode(xslDOM, "//xsl:for-each");
articleSelect.setAttribute("select", "//article[@ArticleNr='" + articleNumber + "']");

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XPath expression to element with xsl: namespace - Take 2

I posted the below question earlier today. Unfortunately, it seemed to have disappeared from the forum although it still is in my watches list ~:-/
Anyways, here it goes:
Hi,
I have a problem selecting a node in an XSL document. What I'm trying to do is to load an XSL file and change the 'select' attribute of <xsl:for-each select='//whatever'>
I tried it something like this:
Node articleSelect = XPathAPI.selectSingleNode(xslDOM, "//for-each");articleSelect.getAttributes().getNamedItem("select").setNodeValue("//article[@ArticleNr='" + articleNumber + "']");
However, articleSelect is always null so the second line throws an exception. I also tried "//xsl:for-each" and "//xsl:for-each[@select='//whatever']" and whatnot as the XPath expression, but still no luck... :(
Any thoughts or ideas will be greatly appreciated :)
Greetings,
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Never mind... the original post misteriously re-appeared :-)

XPath to select elements with specific namespace attribute?

To select all elements with a specific attribute, i can use
//*[attribute::val1='true']for elements that look like
<Name val1="true">hello</Name>But how can i select them, if the attribute has a namespace:
<Name myns:val1="true">hello</Name>?

If JDOM is used to parse a node with XPath, node namespace should be added to the XPath.
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How to add an element with a namespace prefix (Part 2)

Hi all,
I previously asked a question about adding an attribute with a namespace prefix to an element that already exists and that declares the namespace prefix here:
https://forums.oracle.com/thread/2610142
I received an answer that works, but now I am stumped again when I have to add an element where the element name has the namespace prefix.
For example, let's say I already have this element:
<A xmlns="namespace" xmlns:def="myns_namespace"/>
And I want to add this element:
<def:B/>
To produce this:
<A xmlns="namespace" xmlns:def="myns_namespace">
 <def:B/>
</A>
and NOT this:
<A xmlns="namespace" xmlns:def="myns_namespace">
 <def:B xmlns:def="myns_namespace"/>
</A>
This does not work:
SELECT
xmlserialize(document
 appendChildXML(
 xmltype('<A xmlns="namespace" xmlns:def="myns_namespace"/>')
 , '/A'
 , xmlelement("def:D")
 , 'xmlns="namespace" xmlns:def="myns_namespace"'
indent)
FROM dual;
Because of this error:
ORA-31011: XML parsing failed
ORA-19202: Error occurred in XML processing
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Error at line 1
31011. 00000 - "XML parsing failed"
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*Action: Check if the document to be parsed is valid.
Is there any way to do this without the child element having the duplicate namespace declaration?
My oracle version is:
Oracle Database 11g Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64bit Production

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) :
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2 xmltransform(
3 xmltype('<A xmlns="namespace" xmlns:def="myns_namespace"/>')
4 , xmltype(
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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>

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XPath expression with multiple namespaces?

Hello all.
I have been scouring the forums and Google and can't seem to find anything similar to my problem.
I have the following XML with three namespaces. Two are defined in the root element and the third is defined in the the IdSession element. To make things even more confusing, the second and third namespaces have the same prefix, 'f'.
This is the xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1" ?>
<NamespaceTestCall xmlns="http://my.default/namespace"
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...<f:Level1>
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...</f:Nivel1>
</NamespaceTestCall>
My question is, how do I get at the IdSession element? Don't I need to create an XPath object and assign it more than one NamespaceContext?
This is what I am doing:
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This code works but it might not return the 'IdSession' I want, since by searching like this '//a:IdSession' it is looking in the whole document. If there were another 'IdSession' somewhere else in the document with the same URI, it would be returned. I want the 'IdSession' that lives inside of 'Level1'.
So what I would like to do is something like this:
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But this does NOT work because 'Level1' has its own namespace. So what it seems like I need to do is the following:
... xpathEvaluator.evaluate("/*/b:Level1/a:IdSession", ...);
Having already added the 'Level1' namespace to the XPath object, with the prefix 'b'. But unlike JDOM, there is no 'add' functionality, only 'set', meaning if you call set twice the second call overwrites the first.
Is there anyway to do this?
Many thanks!
Bob

Hello,
Sorry, that was my bad. I should have explained that NamespaceContextProvider is nothing more than my implementation of the NamespaceContext interface. The way I did it, I simply implemented getNamespaceURI() and getPrefix(). And the constructor accepted two parameters -- prefix and URI. So my problem was that when I assigned this NamespaceContext to my XPath object it would only have one prefix and one URI.
But I found an implementation here:
http://www.oreillynet.com/cs/user/view/cs_msg/50304
that instead of only having one prefix and URI uses a map. Thus its method setNamespace() adds the prefix and URi to the map, and getPrefix() and getPrefixes() retrieve them from the map.
Now when I want to use more than one namespace I simply call setNamespace() as many times as necessary, adding a prefix and URI pair each time, and when I am done I assign it to my XPath object.
And it works!
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Bob

XPATH-expressions and namespaces

I have a xml-file for testing my xpath expression, like this:
<a>
 
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I solve this by using this xpath-expression in my xsl-file:
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I can easily extract the value of the element similar to the element 'e' in my test-file, but then I will always get the value from the first occurance of 'e', which is '111'.
Can anyone help me with this?

Most APIs which let you create XPath objects allow you to create a namespace context and attach it to the XPath object. Your API most likely does too, whatever it is. Then you would just use the prefixes which the namespace context describes in your XPath expression.
(This namespace context generally maps prefixes to namespace URIs. Remember that the namespace URI is really what the XPath is looking for and the prefix is just a short cut for you to use.)

Using xpath.evaluate(): xpath exp with multiple namespaces

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If you want, I can help you tomorrow. Call me at my nieuwegein office or mail me at marco[dot]gralike[at]amis[dot]nl
I have some time tomorrow, so I can help you with this. My next presentation for UKOUG will be on XML indexes strategies anyway...
In the meantime and/or also have a look at:
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XML Indexing
* Unstructured XMLIndex (part 1) – The Concepts (http://www.liberidu.com/blog/?p=228)
* Unstructured XMLIndex (Part 2) – XMLIndex Path Subsetting (http://www.liberidu.com/blog/?p=242)
* Unstructured XMLIndex (Part 3) – XMLIndex Syntax Dissected (http://www.liberidu.com/blog/?p=259)
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* Structured XMLIndex (Part 2) – Howto build a structured XMLIndex (http://www.liberidu.com/blog/?p=1798)
* Structured XMLIndex (Part 3) – Building Multiple XMLIndex Structures (http://www.liberidu.com/blog/?p=1805)
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Edited by: prng on Dec 15, 2008 6:45 AM

prng wrote:
Sorry.
Here is XPath I use to select tUser:
/PAMStartedNotification/tUser
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hey b-o-s-t-o-n,
have your verified that the namespace import is correct, and with the right prefix
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We have a requirement to sign an element within outgoing body of xml message. We are trying to use the policy pipeline to sign.
Signed Content: XPATH
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1 Unable to retrieve the form values entered by the user from the xpath expression(with or without s

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We have designed a Workflow, which has an init form HighLevelQuestionnaire.
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5. At this point, we use Script QPAC to print the values in the log.
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1. In the Point No. 6 of the workflow, the values are not printed in the log. A blank space is printed instead.
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1.2.2.2 Without XML Schema embedded
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1.2.2.3 Conclusion
In both the cases, a blank value is printed. In both the cases, we get some output which is when we use
System.out.println("--1.1- the RiskLevel is: " + patExecContext.getProcessDataStringValue("/process_data/myform/form-data/data/xdp/dataset s/data ") + " @@@@@");
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This is the basic feature which has to be used while developing workflows.

Hi
You might want to try using VariableLogger, at:
http://www.avoka.com/avoka/qpac_library.shtml
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Please note that embedding the schema makes no difference in how the data from the form is stored. What makes the difference is whether your fields are bound to specify schema elements, or whether they use the "normal" binding.
Howard

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