exists() is an xpath 2 function and you are using an xslt 1 system so
it will not work.
However it's (almost) a purely cosmetic function.
test="not(exists(b/c))"
is xpath2 but it means exactly the same thing as
test="not(b/c)"
which would work on an xslt1 system.
David
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