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I wanted to know whether it would be possible to apply namespace prefix to all the nodes within a given xml?<br />
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For example I want to convert the following xml <br />
&lt;head&gt;<br />
&lt;child1&gt;<br />
&lt;/child1&gt;<br />
&lt;/head&gt;<br />
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to:<br />
&lt;s:head xmlns:s=&quot;hello&quot;&gt;&lt;s:child1&gt;<wbr />&lt;/s:child1<wbr />&gt;&lt;/s:head&gt;<wbr />
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I wanted to know whether it would be possible to apply namespace prefix to all the nodes within a given xml?

For example I want to convert the following xml 
<head>
<child1>
</child1>
</head>

to:
<s:head xmlns:s="hello"><s:child1></s:child1></s:head>

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