Transforming DXL to another XML spec using XSLT

I have a problem trying to convert DXL to another XML spec using XSLT. The first output element of the tree is being generated with the following attribute:xmlns:dxl=“http://www.lotus.com/dxl

The output XML I need is being strictly parsed, and it issues an error when it finds this attribute. I cannot find I way so that the transformation does not generate this attribute. Any tips? Thanks for your help.

For info purposes only: what I am trying to achieve is using Domino data to generate Intuit QuickBooks transactions using QuickBooks SDK.

Subject: Transforming DXL to another XML spec using XSLT

I suppose you should try adding

exclude-result-prefixes=“dxl”

attribute to your xsl:stylesheet tag

Subject: RE: Transforming DXL to another XML spec using XSLT

This worked just fine. Thanks!Maybe you can help me with one more thing:

I need to add a second prolog line; the first one being:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>

and the second one being:

<?qbxml version="2.1"?>

These appear before any actual XML nodes. I cannot make the second prolog line appear. How do you code this? Thanks again.

Subject: RE: Transforming DXL to another XML spec using XSLT

Sorry, I missed your reply - looks like e-mail notification of this forum failed again.

I suppose it should be done through xsl:processing-instruction. You should possibly try some xml\xsl forum for this question , must be piece of cake for people there.

Subject: RE: Transforming DXL to another XML spec using XSLT

Note: I tried to respond to Yegor’s email, but the domain was blocked, so I’m posting here in hopes he is still tracking responses to his topic. bmc.

Dear Yegor,

I found your posts on the IBM/Lotus Domino 6 forum related to generating XML from Domino for updating of QuickBooks data, I presume using the QBXMLRPC interface of the QBSDK3.0.

I am just starting such a project and would love to know how you got along with your efforts.

If it is not asking too much, could you give me a synopsis of what you did and what the keys to making it work were?

Perhaps in return I could assist with some QuickBooks accounting (as opposed to coding) issues. I have been working with QuickBooks since 1992 and have a book on Advanced QuickBooks topics near ready for publication.

Sincerely,

Bill McCuistion

Chief Architect - Workgroup Computing

QBOpen.com

email: q@galvestonbay.net or Bill.McCuistion@QBOpen.com

Shoreacres, Texas (near Houston)