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Subject: Re: [xsl] Beginner: adding xmlns:mml attribute
From: Roel Vanhout <roel@xxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 09 Jan 2003 10:42:48 +0100
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I'm surprised that it gives you anything at all. It's not well-formed:
there's no </xsl:template> end tag for the <xsl:template> that you
have. Assuming that the stylesheet you're actually using does have an
end tag,
Yes, you're right, I made mistake while copying the stylesheet, sorry. I
did have the ending </xsl:template>.
What the stylesheet gives me, with Saxon 6.5.2, from an input document
with an empty <document> element, is:
Right, this is what seems to be causing problems: the processor. I was
using xsltproc, and it didn't give me the xmlns part in the html tag.
Saxon does. Which one is right? Can they both be right? Should I notify
anyone of a bug?
Anyway, another difference between Saxon & xsltproc now shows up: if I
put inside the <head></head> tags of my xsl sheet
<![CDATA[ <?import namespace="mml" implementation="#MathPlayer" ?> ]]>
and I process it with xsltproc, I get
<?import namespace="mml" implementation="#MathPlayer" ?>
in my output sheet, as I expected (maybe wrong so).
When I then process the same file with saxon, I get
<?import namespace="mml" implementation="#MathPlayer" ?>
which is not what I want :(
Which processor is right? What is the right way to do this?
which is close to what you're after, except that it has an extra
<html> element -- one that you've created with an <xsl:element>
element in your stylesheet.
True, that was a mistake as well. I only want to use one form, obviously.
Thanks a lot for your input!
cheers,
roel
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