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Rocchi Cesare
Hiyall,
I'm trying to do some transformation that doesn't succeed as I
expected.
I have some piece of xml which I don't want to be *absolutely*
changed, because
it has been carefully written. e.g. in the following code
<and>
<tag att1='val1'/>
...
</and>
I don't want "tag" to be processed because the processor (I use
XALAN-J) changes
it by substituting the single quote with the double one, and I want to
avoid this transformation. I tried to put tag in CDATA but it
transforms the "<"
in the corresponding entity < and I want to avoid also this too.
How can I specify in the XSL file that a given tag has to be left
unchanged?
I tried also <xsl:copy-of> but the copy change the single quote.
As alternative, isn't possible to set the "quote for attributes" a
single quote in the transformer or serializer or, in general, the
writer?
Thanks in advance
-c.
I'm trying to do some transformation that doesn't succeed as I
expected.
I have some piece of xml which I don't want to be *absolutely*
changed, because
it has been carefully written. e.g. in the following code
<and>
<tag att1='val1'/>
...
</and>
I don't want "tag" to be processed because the processor (I use
XALAN-J) changes
it by substituting the single quote with the double one, and I want to
avoid this transformation. I tried to put tag in CDATA but it
transforms the "<"
in the corresponding entity < and I want to avoid also this too.
How can I specify in the XSL file that a given tag has to be left
unchanged?
I tried also <xsl:copy-of> but the copy change the single quote.
As alternative, isn't possible to set the "quote for attributes" a
single quote in the transformer or serializer or, in general, the
writer?
Thanks in advance
-c.