I have an XML and a section of the XML looks like below
<ts:mynode1>
<ts:systemId>XXX</ts:systemId>
<ts:sequenceId>YYY</ts:sequenceId>
<ts:/mynode1>
<mynode2>
<systemId>ZZZ</systemId>
<sequenceId>AAA</sequenceId>
</mynode1>
My objective is to add namespace ts to those nodes which does not have a nodes which does not have a nodespace
is there a way of accomplishing it in C#?
This can be done easily enough using the objects in System.Xml.Linq; in particular, XElement and XName. To give a completely definitive answer I would need to see the rest of your XML (in particular, whatever namespace ts resolves to when it's fully resolved, or the xmlns:ts='http://your/namespace/here' specified earlier in the document.) However, if ts did resolve to the example used above (http://your/namespace/here), you could use the following code to set the ts namespace on every node in the document, assuming "xml" contains the documents XML.
function addNamespaces(string xml){
var doc = System.Xml.Linq.XDocument.Parse(xml);
foreach(var el in doc.Descendants())
el.Name = "{http://your/namespace/here}" + el.Name.LocalName;
return doc.ToString();
}
