XMLNamespaceDeclarer

Declares missing namespaces in XML documents by matching prefixes from another sample XML file whose namespaces are fully declared.

Input Ports

Output Ports

Parameters

XML Input

XML Output

Pretty Printing

Example

<root>

<f:element1>

<f:element2> some text </f:element2>

<f:element3> some text </f:element3>

</f:element1>

</root>

and the sample XML file:

<root>

<f:element1 xmlns:f="http://www.w3schools.com/example">

<f:element2 xmlns:f=" http://www.w3schools.com/example"> some text </f:element2>

<f:element3 xmlns:f=" http://www.w3schools.com/example"> some text </f:element3>

</f:element1>

</root>

the output will look like this:

<root>

<f:element1 xmlns:f="http://www.w3schools.com/example">

<f:element2> some text </f:element2>

<f:element3> some text </f:element3>

</f:element1>

</root>

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Transformer Categories

Format Specific

Web

FME Licensing Level

FME Professional edition and above

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