"Error at xsl:copy-of on line 13 of
file:///C:/trex-dev/Trunk/Projects/BFW/bde.bfw.core/resources/
trans3.xsl
t:
XTDE0410: An attribute node (name) cannot be created after
the children of the containing element
** Transformation error"
If I remove xml:space="preserve", everything is fine. Can you
tell me what's wrong?
If you use xml:space="preserve" (either in the stylesheet or the source
document) then it's very easy unwittingly to copy a whitespace text node to
the result document before creating an attribute. For example
<x xml:space="preserve">
<xsl:attribute name="x"/>
</x>
creates an element X with four nodes in its content sequence: an attribute
called xml:space, a whitespace text node, an attribute called x, and another
whitespace text node.
I can't think of any good reason to use xml:space="preserve" in a
stylesheet.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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