Andrew Welch wrote:
let $foo := <n0:pdu xmlns:n0="http://a.example";>
<n1:elem1 xmlns:n1="http://b.example";>
content
</n1:elem1>
</n0:pdu>
return $foo/*
you get:
<n1:elem1 xmlns:n1="http://b.example";>
content
</n1:elem1>
Which is not really nice if you have something like:
<n1:elem1 xmlns:n1="http://b.example"; value="n0:something">
content
</n1:elem1>
BTW, Elliotte said:
The subdocument with elem1 as its apex node can be extracted from
this second case with an XPath expression such as:
(//. | //@* | //namespace::*)[ancestor-or-self::n1:elem1]
But this expression returns a node set with several nodes, all
descendant of n1:elem1, and not the element n1:elem1 (with its
descendant.)
Unfortunately, this is not possible to discard a namespace in
XPath only.
Regards,
--
Florent Georges
http://www.fgeorges.org/
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