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I have the following xsd snippet: I want to handle xs:element tags differently than xs:group tags, while completely ignoring xs:annotation and xs:restriction tags. When I have an: xs:element tag, I want to copy it. Xs:group tag, I want the output to contain the children of the xs:group tags' tag.
Any other tag can be ignored, I don't want it in my output I've been trying to use: I don't understand why this: ...will exclude xs:annotation & xs:restriction nodes while ...returns everything while: ...never triggers: xslt link|improve this question asked Jul 9 '09 at 18:02OMG Ponies95.1k1065138 100% accept rate.
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