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Author Pipline Error generating FF for Valid schema
Paritosh Mhaisekar

2004-06-26, 10:53 am

Hi,
I am trying to convert an incoming xml file to its flat file version using a Send Pipeline. the xml file is already validated against the FF schema. I am getting a very non descriptive error mentioning
There was a failure executing the send pipeline
Reason: The 'xmlns' attribute is bound to the reserved namespace 'http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/'.

I cant make head or tail of this error message. Seems i am missing something silly out here.
Steps i followed
1. Create New send pipeline
2. Use the FF assembler
3. Set the document schema to the schema name
4. Deploy the assembly( copy to the pipeline folder as well)
5. Set the ports

Any help would be appreciated.
TIA
Paritosh

Gilles [MSFT]

2004-06-26, 10:53 am

Hello,

>I am trying to convert an incoming xml file to its flat file version using a Send Pipeline. the xml file is already validated against the FF schema. I am
>getting a very non descriptive error mentioning
>There was a failure executing the send pipeline
>Reason: The 'xmlns' attribute is bound to the reserved namespace 'http://www.w3.org/2000/xmlns/'.
>
>I cant make head or tail of this error message. Seems i am missing something silly out here.
>Steps i followed
>1. Create New send pipeline
>2. Use the FF assembler
>3. Set the document schema to the schema name
>4. Deploy the assembly( copy to the pipeline folder as well)
>5. Set the ports


Could you post an instance of the XML you are trying to convert to Flat File as well as the schema(s) used at the
assemble step (header if any, body and trailer if any) as well as the expected flat instance?

Thanks.
-Gilles.

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