Possible to prefix the root element while serializing?

[fredericomartini]

While generating metadata files is possible to set namespace prefix to the root element?
e.g:

myXmlElement:
xml_root_name: "ds1:foobar"
xml_root_namespace: "http://www.example"

will turn serialized:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ds1:foobar xmlns:ds1="http://www.example">
</ds1:foobar>

[goetas]

Hi, this is not possible at the moment. I have solved it adding the prefix
in the root name.

But it will be an interesting feature for the jms serializer, PR are
welcome

On 12 Nov 2016 1:57 pm, "Frederico Martini" notifications@github.com
wrote:

While generating metadata files is possible to set namespace prefix to the
root element?
e.g:
myXmlElement:
xml_root_name: "ds1:foobar"
xml_root_namespace: "http://www.example"

will turn serialized:

<ds1:foobar xmlns:ds1="http://www.example">
/ds1:foobar

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[goetas]

Reading better your message, do not understand the problem. What you have suggested in your code snippet is exactly how is implemented now

[fredericomartini]

I can only set prefix name to xml_root_name in .yml files already generated, not based on config.yml
e.g.
I have the xsd above:
https://gist.github.com/fredericomartini/481a4fd7774cde6e93b85cdb042604c8
When generate my metadata I would like my namespace seems like: xmlns:tipos="http://www.ginfes.com.br/tipos_v03.xsd"
How as wrote on the 1th.
And what is generated is:
https://gist.github.com/fredericomartini/c2a25073750766c65ecb5bd99f3f9329

Default namespace generate is: xmlns:ns-13a1074f="http://www.ginfes.com.br/tipos_v03.xsd"

Better to understand now?

Thanks @goetas

[goetas]

ah, i see.
this is a know limitation of the jms serializer, but schmittjoh/serializer#644 is a fix for it.

planned to be resolved in 1.5 or 1.6 version of jms serializer

[steve-rhodes]

I have the same problem. I still don't know how to set the root_name. And I don't know how schmittjoh/serializer#644 is solving this?

All I get is a random generated string. For example: xml_root_name: 'ns-0a7b0155:ManifestMessage'
Where is ns-0a7b0155: coming from? How can I set it myself?

thanks

[goetas]

any reason to have a specific prefix? for xml-sematics prefix should be almost irrelevant

[steve-rhodes]

Unfortunately our delivery house for Spotify rejected our xml's and said the root_name wasn't set as they need.

I understand that a quick fix would be to change the .yml manually, right?

I also need this added xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance”
How can I do this?

The .yml looks like this:

App\Ci\NewReleaseMessage:
    xml_root_name: 'ns-61e1d5b4:NewReleaseMessage'
    xml_root_namespace: 'http://ddex.net/xml/2010/ern-main/32'

generating this:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns-0a7b0155:ManifestMessage xmlns:ns-0a7b0155="http://ddex.net/xml/2011/echo/11" MessageVersionId="2010/ern-main/312">

But I need:

<echo:ManifestMessage xmlns:echo="http://ddex.net/xml/2011/echo/11"
                      xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
                      xsi:schemaLocation="http://ddex.net/xml/2011/echo/11 http://ddex.net/xml/2011/echo/11/echo.xsd"
                      MessageVersionId="2010/ern-main/312">

Any idea? Thanks again!

[goetas]

xsd2php/src/Jms/YamlConverter.php

Line 150 in d7e40e3

$data["xml_root_name"] = "ns-" . substr(sha1($data["xml_root_namespace"]), 0, 8) . ":" . $data["xml_root_name"];

is the part of code to edit! PR are welcome!

[pribeirojtm]

Hello, is this issue still occuring? I'm having the same problem as reported in this post.
Do we still have to hack xsd2php/src/Jms/YamlConverter.php:150 ?

$data["xml_root_name"] = "ns-" . substr(sha1($data["xml_root_namespace"]), 0, 8) . ":" . $data["xml_root_name"];

Or do we have now something to give what we want?

Thanks
?

[goetas]

This the part of code to edit! PR are welcome!