Re: Identity transformation for XSLT 2.0

The code seems to remove the DOCTYPE declaratiom, as you say this will
do

> default attributes in the DTD are not copied to the output.

But it will normally make the input not well formed, as any entity
references will lose there definitions.

Also, as far as I can see you force an XML declaration that specifies an
a specific encoding but allow the XSLt system to output the result in
its default encoding, this is likely to make the result not well formed.



David

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