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Handling No Namespace Schemas within your BPEL Processes

by SSWUG Research

(Ramkumar Menon) There could be cases where you might end up referring to unqualified elements/attributes in yout BPEL Processes. Unqualified means that the elements/attributes are defined in null/no namespace.

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Handling No Namespace Schemas within your BPEL Processes

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