Closed danzillo closed 6 months ago
There is some sort of bug in the outputs (I guess the default name code is broken) but the intended way to achieve your outcomes is to use the @XmlNamespaceDeclSpec
annotation and it will generate namespace declarations to your heart's content (it is a single text value, declarations are separated by ;
, and are either just namespace urls or prefix=namespace
pairs.
thanks for the answer:3
I would like to get the following line:
<MyProject Version="1.0" Vendor="Me" xmlns:test="https://www.te.st/test"></MyPrject>
But, when I am using that data class:I have recive that:
<MyProject Version="1.0" Vendor="Me" xmlns:test="url" test:https://www.te.st/test=""></MyPrject>
Found only one solution:
Is it right?
Maybe you can tell me what to look for in the documentation?