Re: rule context="X" semantic?

> > Is there a default namespace declaration somewhere in between in your
> > XML data?
> > 
> 
> Yes, there is - but only in the root element.

Then I'm surprised that your context="B" works. ;-)
A default namespace declaration puts all elements without prefix into
the specified namespace. However, a path expression doesn't use this
default namespace. A path "B/C" *always* refers to elements B and C
in the null namespace.

Solution: declare a prefix for the namespace in the schematron schema.
e.g. in your XML there is ... xmlns="http://some.uri"
then in your Schematron you have to add 
<ns uri="http://some.uri" prefix="foo" />
(I believe ...; you may use instead of "foo" something better)
and replace in all paths the unprefixed with prefixed elements:
context="foo:B/foo:C"
   test="@bar=../../foo:V/@baz">
etc.
   
Hope this helps,
Oliver


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