Hi,
I've been having fun running xml and xsl through the saxon parser.
Everything works fine, and recently I've discovered cocoon and so I've been
using cocoon to serve my xml/xsl dynamically. But just today I discovered
for the first time an xslt that works fine with saxon in batch, but won't
parse with Xerces in Cocoon. I think Cocoon uses Xerces, right?
So I've been thinking, the thing to do is to figure out how to run xerces at
the command line in order to test my code that way and check error messages.
Then it occured to me, maybe there is some way I can get my Saxon parser
*into* cocoon so that the whole thing will be seamless. Now above all, I
don't want to get into anything time consuming here. I can only handle so
many levels of detail at once. But how difficult would it be to get Saxon
into cocoon, or would it be better to run Xerces from the command line.
Or am I just barking up the wrong tree altogether and does this email
display errant confusion from which I need to be rescued before there is to
be any hope of progress?
{:-(
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Stephen Clarke
PS. I'm on Win2k.
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