Hi David,
The file staroffice/content.xml (which does not include namespace
declarations for ns1, ns2, ns):
<text:p text:style-name="Standard">
<text:variable-set text:name="__Adressen_jeweilsInZeile"
text:value-type="string">
/ns1:elem1/ns1:elem2/ns2:elem3/ns2:elem3</text:variable-set>
</text:p>
is well formed regarding namespaces, isn't it? ns1 and ns2 appear only in
text nodes. The generated template uses them in the match attribute though,
so the namespace must be declared somehow.
Markus
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