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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 5/21/15 12:56 PM, Maduranga
Siriwardena wrote:<br>
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<div>As you have mentioned I registered with the element name
and type name. But still the result is same. Any suggestion
where should I look for the problem?</div>
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Well, my first guess would be that you still don't have the QName
right. Note you have to do that for *all* your extension elements.<br>
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<div>/** Default element name */</div>
<div>public final static QName DEFAULT_ELEMENT_NAME = new
QName(ExtensionsConstants.EXTENSION_NS,
DEFAULT_ELEMENT_LOCAL_NAME,
ExtensionsConstants.EXTENSION_PREFIX);</div>
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I can't see what ExtensionsConstants.EXTENSION_NS is, but based on
the XML you sent it ought to be: org.wso2. If it's not, that's the
problem. (And don't forget the prefix also). <br>
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If it is that namespace URI, then I don't know. You've still got
something not registered with the correct name, or else you not
effecting the changes properly.<br>
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If you still can't get it working, I'd suggest starting with just a
simple unit test to get one of your single custom elements working,
and eliminate the complexity of everything else in the way. <br>
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Turning logging up to DEBUG might also help.<br>
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