Hello,

could anyone give me a hint how to handle that issue:

Creating files in a windows-environment with

will create a file named Test.xml.

will create a file named test.xml, if there is no file Test.xml
will create a file named Test.xml, if there is a file Test.xml

As result-document does not care about any existing file and would overwrite it anyway this behaviour looks strange to me. Is there any work-around? Like: Can I delete a file from within a stylesheet?

(The problem accurs when building URLs out of XML-attribute-values for UNIX-environment, where upper and lower case matters.)

Best regards

Christian

Hello,

please close that thread again - my fault. I am still wondering, but it seems to be a standard windows behaviour: Pasting one file on another existing file will overwrite the file, but will keep the original name in case it only differs in upper or lower cases.

Best regards

Christian

Yes, Windows has some odd behaviours in this area, but it's nothing really to do with XSLT.

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