Nishi Bhonsle wrote:
You didn't answer the only interesting question here:
what do you want to achive? Do you want the elements
where xmlns="" appears to be in the null namespace?
Or in a specific namespace?
Can you tell me how to generate the elements in no namespace
It is what you do. You use a literal element in your stylesheet, and
that element is in the null namespace. If the default namespace has
been declared in an ancestor, the serializer takes care for you to had
xmlns="" to rebind locally the default namespace to the null namespace.
ie, I donot want xmlns="" to appear in the element
definition in the output xml file.
It is not the same thing. Usually, you don't need to take care about
namespace /declarations/ when you use XSLT. The serializer do the
right things for you.
I recommend you to read some paper about namespaces in XML.
Regards,
--drkm
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