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Hi,

I have an XElement, resulting from a transform that looks like the following.

<src:Person xmlns:src="http://www.palantir.za"&gt;
  <src:Name>Jenifer Harvey</src:Name>
  <src:BirthDate>1969-11-13</src:BirthDate>
  <src:IdentityNumber>6906678550017</src:IdentityNumber>
  <src:Sex>Male</src:Sex>
</src:Person> 

I would like to transform this XElement into a new XElement that has 'src' as a default namespace rather than a 'named' namespace as above.

I realise they are probably semantically identical, I just want to maintain consistency in what is being stored.

I want the following.

<Person xmlns="http://www.palantir.za"&gt;
        <Name>Jenifer Harvey</Name>
        <BirthDate>1969-11-13</BirthDate>
        <IdentityNumber>6906678550017</IdentityNumber>
        <Sex>Male</Sex>
</Person> 

Thanks

Regards

Craig.

+1  A: 

Simply remove the xmlns:src attribute and add a new xmlns attribute:

XDocument xdoc = XDocument.Parse(
        "<src:Person xmlns:src=\"http://www.palantir.za\"&gt;" +
        "  <src:Name>Jenifer Harvey</src:Name>" +
        "  <src:BirthDate>1969-11-13</src:BirthDate>" +
        "  <src:IdentityNumber>6906678550017</src:IdentityNumber>" +
        "  <src:Sex>Male</src:Sex>" +
        "</src:Person>");

xdoc.Root.Add(new XAttribute("xmlns", "http://www.palantir.za"));
xdoc.Root.Attributes(XNamespace.Xmlns + "scr").Remove();
0xA3
Thanks, the simple solution just didn't occur to me... :-o
Jim