On Wed, May 09 '01 at 18:24, Stephane.Le-Deaut@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> My DTD starts like this :
> 
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
> <!--******************************************************-->
> <!--*                "commonDelivery.dtd"                *-->
> <!--******************************************************-->
> <!ENTITY % commonDeliveryVersion "1.4">
> ....
> ....
> 
> 
> I would like to build an XML file with the version "1.4".
> 
> How to get with XSL the number "1.4" ?
> Is it possible ?
For me it's not totaly clear, what you want ...

is it:

<?xml version="1.4"?>
<commonDelivery>
...
</commonDelivery>

that's not possible, XML version 1.4 is not defines, we're all happy to
still have 1.0 around.

it you want to:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<commonDelivery version="1.4">
...
</commonDelivery>

that's basic XSL-T you can learn from various places (the spec,
Michael's book, introductions on the www ...)

if you want:

<xsl:text>&commonDeliveryVersion;</xsl:text>    

this will not work, as this entity is not declared in your XSL-T file,
only in the DTD for your (source) document.

Well, just blubbering,
    Goetz.

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