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Sorry about replying like this. I ran out of characters in the question.

I saw in this link that @markwatsonatx suggested that Mapped "{[/demo-sem-ds]}" should be somewhere in the log. However, I can't find it in my tomcat output.

Here's the tomcat output just when running the project:

I have come across 2 answers which led me to a solution:

1. How can I access the ApplicationContext from within a JAX-WS web service?

2. http://www.benchresources.net/metro-jax-ws-soap-based-web-service-using-top-down-approach-integrating-with-spring-framework

My final solution to this annoying problem:

application.properties:

This is a case of muenchian-grouping which can be achieved using the for performing the grouping. Since XSLT 1.0 is being used, the explanation below is according to the version used.

As specified in the question, grouping needs to be done on the values in and nodes. Hence a composite key is defined as below using a | separator.

We can use negative lookahead as separator in the separate function.

Bulk-selecting like that probably isn't going to give the result you're after, since it would still target the children and parents of the element you want to keep opaque - lowering its opacity in the process.

There are a few different ways you could handle this. You might add some kind of "mask" element (typically an empty div is used for things like this) with a translucent background-color (ala rgba(255,255,255,0.5)). Getting the hovered-on item to override that mask could be done by changing the z-index, so everything that's not hovered is at a lower index than the mask div and the thing getting hovered is at a higher one.

That said, you might want to think twice about this. What's the benefit of making the non-hovered parts of the site harder to see? Could you find another way to highlight the hovered item for emphasis, without fading out everything else? Keep usability in mind when you're dealing with questions like this one.