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.
XPath xpath=XPath.newInstance("/@myns:val1='true');
xpath.addNamespace("myns", "http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-Instance");

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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:
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Greetings,
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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:
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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 ~:-/
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Any thoughts or ideas will be greatly appreciated :)
Greetings,
Erik

Never mind... the original post misteriously re-appeared :-)

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Hi all,
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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.
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