Hi Stefan,
Root node is an imaginary point. It does not exixt
physically.. "It logically exists above all the nodes
in XML document" .. "It does not have any attribute"
.. Therefore /@myRootAttribute is not the right thing
to say ;)
Regards,
Mukul
--- Stefan Schulz <schulz(_at_)sce(_dot_)carleton(_dot_)ca> wrote:
Dear reader,
I have searched the FAQ and archive, but did not
find a solution for my
transformation problem.
For starters, I use the identity transformation to
copy all elements and
attributes of an XML document. Additionally, I have
a rule like:
<xsl:template match="/@myRootAttribute"/>
which seems to be ignored, as the mentioned
attribute still occurs in
the target document. As I only want to omit the
named attribute, if it
is an attribute of the root node, I could not apply
the solution from
the FAQ for omitting attributes in general either.
My requirements are XSLT1.0 and a source document of
arbitrary schema.
Thanks for any help,
Stefan
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