On 06/11/2013 12:24, henry human wrote:
There is still one issue,
cause the root elment is dnamiccaly , sometimes I need to get the root name:
<xsl:variable name="Root">
<xsl:value-of select="/node()[1]/name()"/>
</xsl:variable>
Root is a bad name (since in xpath the root is / which is the parent of
the element that you want) you want /*[1] (It is much better to use *
rather than node() here otherwise a comment or processing instruction
will break your code.)
Don't use a variable with content as that generates a temporary tree,
you just want a string so use
<xsl:variable name="Root" select="/*[1]/name()"/>
I try it in output
<tesTag>
<xsl:value-of select="$Root"/>
</tesTag>
As Result
I get the right root name, RootElement but the namespace in the output coccures
too:
<tesTag
xmlns:ns1=http://xmlns.oracle.com/applicaation/mu/v1"/>RootElement</tesTag>
The namespace is not in the XML,. it is actually defined in the XSL stylesheet
header!!
That is the standard behaviour for literal result elements, the declared
namespace is in scope. You can use
exclude-result-prefixes
on your xsl:stylesheet element to stop this.
David
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