Subject: [xsl] How to output a xmlns:prefix attribute (special case) From: "Richard Gruet" <rgruet@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 11 Jul 2001 17:32:52 -0700 |
Hi all, I'm trying to generate a XML-Schema from a definition in a custom language of my own (itself validated by an XML-Schema), using an XSLT stylesheet. Because my language allows some kind of "imports" that will be translated to xsd:import elements + xmlns:prefix attributes in the generated schema, I need to add the xmlns:prefix declarations to the output xsd:schema element. Unfortunately, as I am generating xml (not mere text), the XSLT processor (Saxon 6.4, but it is probably a general rule) prevents me to do this, by forbidding to add this particular attribute. Instead, it detects output elements or attributes whose names are qualified with a prefix, and inserts automatically the corresponding xmlns:prefix declarations in the output top element. But it does not work for me, since the references to the qualified types occur only as *values* of an attribute, not directly as element or attribute names, e.g in: <xsd:complexType name="prefix:typeName"> ..in that case, the XSLT processor does not know that it should include a xmlns:prefix declaration in my top xsd:schema element, and anyway it would not know where to take the URI for that namespace (I won't declare *every* possible namespace on the planet in my stylesheet ;-). So I'm stuck: the processor prevents me to put explicitely xmlns declarations, but OTOH does not do it by itself, so what to do ? Should I switch to text output mode to bypass the controls ? Is there a clevier way to proceed ? Thanks for any advice, Richard Gruet XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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