Hi Colin,
If you can come up with a small set of examples which illustrate what you
are seeing, especially any differences between Xalan-C and xsltproc, that
would be great. You can post them to the list, or create a bugzilla
report.
Thanks!
Dave
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| Subject: Re: spurious (?) xmlns="" added by transform
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>>>>> "david" == david n bertoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
david> Hi Colin,
>> >>>>> "david" == david n bertoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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david> Hi Colin,
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>> It was a combination of the two - I just don't understand why
>> it happens so sporadically.
david> When you say "sporadically," do you mean it's a bug, or
david> that you don't understand when a namespace declaration of
david> the form xmlns="" is necessary? I don't want to ignore
david> what might be a bug in Xalan.
The latter.
I still cannot understand why some elements needed it, and some did
not.
Also, xsltproc gave different results (after I made some changes, xslt
also added xmlns="" is some cases, but not the same set of cases.
>> Anyway, I fixed it by declaring the default namespace on the
>> zsl:transform element.
david> Fixed it in all cases, or in just this one?
Well, the whole transform now works as I expect it to.
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Colin Paul Adams
Preston Lancashire
