So I can simply keep using ns1 as the locally created prefix and the
remote server will not give any problems, thank you for the response!
Ammarmar schreef:
Allthough the .net server doesn't have any problem with it, there is a
mismatch in the namespace
my php request:
xmlns:ns1="http://www.itworks.nl/";
the definition with the .net server:
xmlns:itw="http://www.itworks.nl/";
I would like to know if it is possible to give the alias "itw" to the
namespace so it is replacing the default ns1 notation. Is it possible?
It's unnecessary. It's just locally used prefix, which you define and
use later - basic XML knowledge. When the XML is parsed, all these
prefix names are (should be) discarded anyway.
<something xmlns:prefix="http://server.com";>
<prefix:inner>text</prefix:inner>
</something>
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