Farrukh Najmi wrote:
Hi
In my case there is a pattern between the original element
name and the type name, where elmenet name of xx:Foo will
always map to type name of xx:FooType. I will try my limited
XSL skills to see if I can figure out how to adapt you XSLT
so I need not have a mapping file and instead use the pattern
above.
So you'll need two things. 1/ Changing the match pattern to match
the elements that need to be changed. That's not obvious from your
sample, but that's maybe as simple as "xx:Objects/*". 2/ To generate
the value of @xsi:type from the element name. That's very easy to
generate the value itself, but you'll need to check carefully that your
are copying the right namespace binding to the output tree.
Regards,
--drkm
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