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Re: namespace declaration missing in output


> 
> We do have a workaround by now, using 
>   <xsl:attribute name="objectID" namespace="http://www.fiscus.de">,
> but that generates lots of ns0, ns1, ns2 namespaces.
> It works, but it is not very nice.
> 
> There should be a better solution...
> 
> Philip
> 
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Hello Philip,

many apologies, its just that your output is  not matching mine.

i have rechecked ( after davidc post) and have gotten your desired 
output using xt and the latest versions of xalan and xerces ( on redhat 
linux 6.2 ), a bug in the parser as he suggests  ?

quite possible, though I have had some problems in the near past with 
localized versions of NT being the root of the problem, when i thought 
it was the parser ( not possible with java though,hmmm).

i would suggest having a few of the latest release parsers ( easy from 
http://www.netcrucible.com, u have prob already been there ! ), and 
seeing if u can get a result with one of em.

sorry couldnt help cheers, jim


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