Re: SAXException: Attribute "xmlns:env" was already specified ...

Ankit Mehta wrote:
When I collect data from a web service by running the code in my eclipse I am able to collect fine. However, when I run the same binary on a different machine, from command line, I am getting the following error. I am new the xml/web services programming. Any pointers to where can I begin looking would be useful.
[Fatal Error] :1:77: Attribute "xmlns:env" was already specified for element "en
v:Envelope".
SAX Exception: Attribute "xmlns:env" was already specified for element "env:Enve
lope".
Thanks
-Ankit

Are you using the same java version ? What line of code do you use to get the data? Can you post the whole trace?

cheers,

//mikael
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