This is a complicated situation, as it seems the {xml.apache.org/xalan}omit-meta-tag is ignored in the built-in java transform So the short answer is to download something like xalanj and put it in your classpath manually.
This is a complicated situation, as it seems the "{xml.apache.org/xalan}omit-meta-tag" is ignored in the built-in java transform. So the short answer is to download something like xalanj and put it in your classpath manually.
3 If you do that, you'll have to ensure that you put it in the endorsed directory, so that it overrides the version built in to Java. See java.sun. Com/javase/6/docs/technotes/guides/standards for details.
– Dominic Mitchell Sep 13 '09 at 6:55.
Try added below: trans. SetOutputProperty(OutputKeys. METHOD, "xml"); trans.
SetOutputProperty(OutputKeys. OMIT_XML_DECLARATION, "yes").
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