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I have a DITA topic which I am transforming into another topic. I do this with XLST v1. using the javax.xml.transform classes. When I use <xsl:copy />, the output document has xmlns:ditaarch= atrributes on the elements being copied. The Open Toolkit (1.4.2.1) does not allow this to build. How can I either prevent the attribute, or tell the OT to allow it. I have tried adding name space to the style sheet,changing the default name space of the style sheet but cannot prevent the namespace attribute appearing in at least 1 element.
Part of Plans for DITA Open Toolkit 1.5
Design for allowing file names to include spaces in the DITA-OTWhat user need will be met by this feature?
The toolkit can support spaces in file names now. This means that users of DITA-OT can type spaces in file names and directories, while in the previous version, spaces in file names or directories will generate warning and error messages.
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The DITA Help Subcommittee is discussing a proposal to create a new <help-context> element to hold metadata required for context-sensitive Help. The proposal would see the new element fit under the <topicmeta> element in the ditamap, and/or in the <prolog> element in the topic. The element would hold context numbers and/or context strings, and/or a reference to a window description. (There would need to be a separate element in the ditamap that would store the characteristics of a window named in the context-help element.)
