On 23/08/2010 14:47, pankaj(_dot_)c(_at_)thomsondigital(_dot_)com wrote:
Hello all,
you have used xsl:copy which copies an element (along with its namespace
context) from the source rather than use a literal result element, or
xsl:element which generates an element node using the namespace context
in the stylesheet.
Your source doesn't have a namespace with prefix aid, so xsl:copy won't
copy one from anywhere.
perhaps the simplest solution if say you know the top level element is
book to have a template
<xsl:template match="/x:book">
<book>
....
Then the result tree will have at the top a book element that is
generated within the stylesheet so will have all the namespaces declared
within the stylesheet at that point.
David
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