Taro,
Look up the attributes allowed on the xsl:output element, including
doctype-system and doctype-public. A google search, or a lookup in the spec
(or in a reference to the spec such as the one at http://www.zvon.org) will
tell you more.
It won't *keep* your doctype, but it'll allow you to specify the string
value you want in the identifiers in the doctype declaration of your output
(assuming it's serialized).
Cheers,
Wendell
At 03:09 PM 7/25/2003, you wrote:
Is there anyway to keep the DOCTYPE declaration of the input document in
the output?
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