We had exactly the same problem when switching to Xalan 2.6 and I am almost sure that this is an issue with Xalan which does not seem to accept null values in template parameters (previous versions did). When the JBoss XSLSubDeployer tries to transform the xxx-ds.xml by providing a null value for parameter jboss.server.data.dir, Xalan 2.6 throws an exception. We have successfully started JBoss by providing a system property -Dboss.server.data.dir=/path/to/server/data. Note that there is also a typo error in the jboss sources and the property has to be named boss.server.data.dir instead of jboss.server.data.dir.
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