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Add Namespace in XPATH - Declaration - [JS]-CS4

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From: rhariharasudhan05
Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2009 10:28
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Dear All,

Here I have a big doubt regarding for XPATH - Add Namespace in JavaScript.

I have to written in Vb.NET

//---------------- Add Namespace in VB.NET --------------------//
             Dim xDom As New XmlDocument
            Dim xNs As New XmlNamespaceManager(xDom.NameTable)
            xNs.AddNamespace("ce", "http://www.elsevier.com/xml/common/dtd")
            xNs.AddNamespace("aid", "http://adobe.com/4.0")
           AuthorNds = xDom.SelectNodes("//ce:author", xNs)
//--------End

and using the xNs in anywhere, But I can't declare the namespace in Javascript+XPATH.

this.name = "AddReturns";
//XPath will match on every XML element in the XML structure.
this.xpath = "//ce:author";	
// Define the apply function.
this.apply = function(myElement, myRuleProcessor)

Only is there in the XPATHs. So How to use and insert the namespace in the Javascript + XPATH operations.

Please kindly give me a suggestion to declare the XPATH in javascript....

Thanks & Regards
T.R.Harihara SudhaN
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