It looks as if your XSLT processor doesn't support the "simplified stylesheet" syntax (which a conformant processor is required to support....). Try putting the calls on system-property() into a stylesheet that uses the more usual full syntax.

Isn't JDeveloper an Oracle product? In that case I would think it's not unlikely it's using the Oracle XSLT processor (about which I know very little).

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Michael Kay
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Author, XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer\'s Reference

Hi,

Followed the mentioned procedure...

here are the details

<p>XSL version: 2</p>
<p>Vendor: Oracle Corporation.</p>
<p>Vendor URL: http://www.oracle.com</p>
<p>Product name: Oracle XML Developers Kit 10.1.3.130 - Production</p>
<p>Product version: Oracle XML Developers Kit 10.1.3.130 - Production</p>
<p>Is schema-aware: no</p>
<p>Supports serialization: yes</p>
<p>Supports backwards compatibility: yes</p>


Thanks
Anil

I am afraid if that Oracle XSLT processor does not produce the output you want from the stylesheet I posted then it is buggy or at least it does not implement the XSLT 2.0 W3C standard, it might predate it.
You will either have to switch to Saxon 9 or you will have to try to get support for your XSLT processor in an Oracle forum, unless someone here shows up with knowledge of that processor and is able to suggest how to solve the problem with that particular processor.

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Martin Honnen
Microsoft MVP (XML, Data Platform Development) 2005/04 - 2013/03
My blog

You might find some information about the extent to which the Oracle XSLT processor implements XSLT 2.0 by following the links here:

http://blogs.oracle.com/angelo/2007/12/20/#a44

Otherwise, please ask on an Oracle forum, and post the results back here if you get an answer.

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Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Author, XSLT 2.0 and XPath 2.0 Programmer\'s Reference