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<test-case name="K2-DirectConElemNamespace-3"> <description> Element constructors aren't well-formed despite the namespace declarations. </description> <created by="Frans Englich" on="2007-11-26"/> <dependency type="spec" value="XQ10+"/> <test><![CDATA[<a:elem xmlns:a="http://example.com/NS" xmlns:b="http://example.com/NS"></b:elem> declare default element namespace "http://example.com/NS";]]></test> <result> <error code="XQST0118"/> </result> </test-case> The "declare default element namespace" that occurs after the element constructor seems to be unintended based on the test description and expected error code. As is, the test should also allow XPST0003. However, I think it is more appropriate to remove the default element namespace declaration. (O'Neil, you can assign this bug to me if you want and I will update the test after allowing time for feedback)
The WG looked at this bug at today's telcon. and agreed with Josh's comment in #0. I am reassigning this bug to Josh to fix accordingly.
Revert apparent vandalism (status change).
I believe this bug has been fixed in cvs. Marking it as fixed