Hi
I'm facing a simple problem, but I'm a little bit confused
and can't find the solution. How to use xsl:namespace in an
XSLT 1.0 stylesheet to benefit its support if the stylesheet
is run with an XSLT 2.0 processor, but without generating a
compilation error on XSLT 1.0 processors?
The goal is to write a named template that generates a
namespace node that can be copied to the result tree, using
either xsl:namespace, exslt:node-set(), *:node-set() or in
the worst case a dummy attribute whose the URI part of the
name is the namespace URI:
IF available xsl:namespace
...
ELSIF available exslt:node-set()
...
# once for each other implementation specific node-set
# functions
ELSIF available *:node-set()
...
ELSE
<xsl:attribute
name="{ concat(@prefix, ':dummy-for-xmlns') }"
namespace="{ @uri }"/>
So what can I use in the first branch in the above
algorithm?
PS: The only solution I see now is to put the named
template in a separate stylesheet file, with @version="2.0"
and using element-available('xsl:namespace') as test in the
xsl:when. But I would like to have only one stylesheet
file.
Thanks in advance,
--drkm
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