Hi mhkay,

I think you did not get my question.

I am referring to the node just after "getResponse". That is, "ReturnMessage".

I want it should also get the prefix with namespace as the root node.

That is:

<ns0: getResponse xmlns:ns0="https://test.com">
<ns0:ReturnMessage xmlns:ns0="https://test.com">

What i am currently getting after XSLT is:

<ns0: getResponse xmlns:ns0="https://test.com">
<ReturnMessage xmlns="https://test.com">

Can't I get this using XSLT?

I suspect that it is not able to find the match using <xsl:template match="p:ReturnMessage">

I tried with <xsl:template match="ReturnMessage"> still the same result.

I also tried <xsl:template match="/getResponse/ReturnMessage"> and still the same result.

Thanks
Gopal

Yes, I did get your question, it seems you didn't get my answer. XSLT 1.0 allows you to control the namespace, it doesn't allow you to control the prefix.

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