"Michael Kay" <mike(_at_)saxonica(_dot_)com> wrote:
In both cases, the relevant construct is not part of the result tree, so
it's created during serialization rather than during transformation. (If you
look at the data model, you'll see that neither the XML declaration nor the
DOCTYPE declaration appear as nodes in the tree).
You generate all of this with attributes of xsl:output: method="xml",
version="1.0", encoding="UTF-8", doctype-system and doctype-public.
The only thing an XML declaration and a processing instruction have in
common is that they both start with "<?".
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Thanks Michael, I got there myself, but your explanation makes things
even clearer.
sdt
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