you want to match
<x:category xsl:type="e:invoice">
in a situation where there is a namespace binding of e: to
"http://www.aaa.it/europa/xdm";
so...
<xsl:template match="x:category[substring-after(@xsi:type,':')='invoice']
[name(namespace::*[.='http://www.aaa.it/europa/xdm'])=substring-before(@xsi:type,':')]"xmlns:x="http://www.aaa.it/consulta/xdmModel";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";>
if you have multiple namespace bindings for http://www.aaa.it/europa/xdm
that could fail as name() might pick up a different prefix than teh one
actually used, it's probably possible to fix that. (It would be easy to
fix it in a general xslt xsl:if, but I was trying to stay within a
single match pattern which constrains you a bit (no variables or change of
current node)
David
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