Michael,
Matching in the sense that the DOCTYPE element(?) and the topmost data element,
<serial-issue>, looked the same. I wrote my transform to produce a document
that looked as close to the sample I had as I could. In order to output
namespaced(?) elements I had to declare a namespace, which put the namespace
declaration/attribute in/with the <serial-issue> element. Based on David's
feedback I now believe that the sample I followed was probably not created
using xslt. I will create the output xml file with the namespace attribute and
verify with the customer that the file, as I create it, is acceptable.
Karjala
mike(_at_)saxonica(_dot_)com 01/28/2005 10:33:33 AM >>>
KK: My goal was to match what I thought was the correct
document.
Match under what matching algorithm?
For example, do the attributes have to be in the "right" order?
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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