Although it's still not working for Version 2.0, I did
get it to work in Version 1.0 with one exception: It
was displaying the namespace in the output element.
For example, my XSL file adds a tag like <a/> to the
output file under a certain condition. Unfortunately,
the output is making it look like:
<a xmlns:x="yyyyy" xmlns=""/>
First point: do you want the <a> element to be in a namespace or not? If you
want it in a namespace, your stylesheet must put it in a namespace. If you
don't put it in a namespace, the system may have to undeclare the default
namespace in order to ensure that it doesn't go in one. That's what the
xmlns="" is doing.
Second point: if xmlns:x="yyyy" is being copied from the stylesheet, and if
it really isn't used in the output, you can use exclude-result-prefixes to
get rid of it.
Also, is there a way to automatically assign the
prefix in the namespace declaration to every element
in the file, instead of doing it manually for large
files.
I'm sorry, I don't understand the question. Which file are we talking about
- source, stylesheet, or result?
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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