Thanks David, Mike and Mukul. I could able to solve
it.
Thanks a lot.
-Ranjan
--- David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>   But Michael , I want to select a node in RTF which
>   contains a context node. In this case context node
>   comes from the document itself.
>   This is what I want
> 
> 
> No. An RTF never contains nodes from the source
> document.
> In XSLt nodes can only be in one document there is
> no node sharing.
> When you built teh RTF you generated new nodes,
> eitherusing literal
> result elements or copying nodes from the original
> source, but in
> either case they are _new_ nodes, never nodes in teh
> original tree,
> When you use xx:node-set on that result tree
> fragment you get another
> document, eactly the same as if you had used
> document() on some existing
> xml document.
> 
> David
> 
>
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