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I have attached an XML document that uses the following definition in the
root element xmlns="http://www.rosettanet.org/RNIF/V02.00";. When I load
the attached XML into an XmlDocument object then try to perform XPath
queries I get nothing back. I know it has to do with the namespace but I
have not run across one like this before and I am not very good with
namespaces. I take and create a namespace object and just assigned "me" as
the identifier and then I was able to get the root back with the XPath
"/me:ServiceHeader". But then I went to the next level and got nothing
back. Do I have to use"me:" on all levels because of the way it is defined
or is their an easier way.

Thanks,

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Yes, because all the elements in the document are in that namespace.

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Dare,

Thanks I understand how the NamespaceManager comes into play when working
directly with the XmlDocument.

Now when I run my stylesheet against the XmlDocument using XslTransform none
of my selects work. How do I handle this situation in the stylesheet since
I can't add a NamespaceManager to the Transform method?

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Krish (VIP)
Dot Net Guru, Namespace on the root element should not cause any issues with XSLT
transform.
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Oleg Tkachenko [MVP] (VIP)
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XSLT dosn't need any NamespaceManagers. XSLT stylesheet is XML document
so it handles namespaces natively - just declare the same namespace in
xsl:stylesheet element and use that prefix in your selections.

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Thanks Oleg.

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