On Friday, Dec 13, 2002, at 17:17 Europe/London, Dakkar wrote:
Both ;-)On 20021213175556, J�rg Walter wrote:Sorry, AxAddRootProcessor doesn't work that way. It only examines the root
node of the original document, not of intermediate stages.
Is this a bug or a feature?
It's an optimisation really. This way we can find the transformation pipeline before the pipeline starts. That just makes things a little faster (we don't have to keep re-examining the document). We made this decision after seeing that it was a mistake in Cocoon to keep re-examining the root of the transformation output.
The downside is that it's slightly less general.
The XSP stylemap is hard coded for simplicity (as is the XPathScript one). We don't do that with XSLT because there are multiple XSLT options. Though we may change that in future releases (again, for simplicity).Whenever something happens on one request and something else happens on the
same request repeated, it is time to restart your apache server.
I've restarted it at least thirty times...Anyway, now it works. I was missing the 'AxAddStyleMap' lines. Question: why it worked with AxAddRootProcessor? Why it executed the XSP without the StyleMap?
Matt.
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