This sounds to me that you are using MSXML. Afaik, it is the
only xslt processor that adds xmlns="" to nodes that do not
belong to a namespace, when the original document did belong
to a namespace.
Not at all. If you create an element foo in no namespace, as a child of an
element bar in namespace NNNN, then the system has no choice but to output
<foo xmlns=""/> - it's the only way to ensure that foo isn't placed in
namespace NNNN.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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