[xslt] dilemma

[Dan Allen <dallen bsiweb com>]

While writing a PHP class for PEAR, a situation arose where I had to
make a cross-parser xsl stylesheet so that people who are using
the sablotron extension could run the stylesheet as well as those
using the domxml xslt functions (libxslt).  

In my stylesheet, I use some custom functions.  Since sabltron only
supports javascript functions, I had to write functions using the
exslt extension for libxslt and another set for the javascript
extension of sablotron, which worked fine...until...

I tried to combine them.  Normally I could so something like this

<func:script implements-prefix="my" language="javascript"><![CDATA[
function foo() 
{
}
  ]]>
  <xsl:fallback></xsl:fallback>
</func:script>
<func:function name="my:foo">
  <func:result></func:result>
  <xsl:fallback></xsl:fallback>
</func:function>

Except one major problem.  The namespace for functions in sablotron
is

http://www.exslt.org/functions

and the one for libxslt is

http://exslt.org/functions

Hence, if I have the first, libxslt doesn't recognize the fallback
where it is, and if I have the second vice-versa.

So, I am going to make a statement that could be wrong, but should
sablotron change the namespace to not-include the 'www' or is there
a way around this problem?

Dan

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