"exclude-result-prefixes" works fine - as Mike Haarman
suggested. Thanks!
A good guess of Mike's:-)
As I said, your description didn't really match the behaviour
XSLT processor chooses it as namespace for literal result elements which are
my HTML-Tags. Unfortunately this parser doesn't support namespace:aliasing:
<xsl:namespace-alias stylesheet-prefix="..." result-prefix=""/> could solve
this.
, in
<b xmlns:B="urn">text</b> .
the namepsace of the element is not urn but the default namespace (which
is no namespace in this case) and that also explains why
namespace-alias had no effect, it changes the namespace of elements on
serialisation, but in this case you do not want to change any
namespaces, just omit an unused namespace declaration. Your system
almost certainly does support namespace aliasing (it is not an optional
feature in the specification).
David
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