In stardate Fri, 20 Oct 2000 09:10:53 -0700,
"Rafael C. Alvarado" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent a message through subspace...
> 1. Does JRun's (latest version) implementation of xsl support xsl:import?
> 2. Where is there *any* documentation on this topic? I have been unable to
> find even a list of supported features from the standard spec.
Apparently, JRun uses a XSLT implementation derived from (or identical
to) that available at http://www.jclark.com/xml/xt.html from Jim Clark.
A great processor, IMHO... you can even use extensions (as namespace
definitions) to call directly java code. So far I still wasn't able to
call my own Java code, only library (JDK) classes & functions, but
probably there's a way do that.
There are some strange bugs, however, in JRun implementation: one of
those is in xsl:import tag, that computes erratically (or almost
unexpectedly) base include path, so relative include filenames seem
can't work correctly (the Win32 equivalent executable, provided by Jim,
with the same xsl files works perfectly, instead) . My team lasted to
use *complete* (uuuurgh! :-((( ) paths, such as
http://hostname/etc-etc-etc in xsl, but is a really bad practice, unusable except
during the early stages of development, I think. We're still searching
for a good guess of what the base include path xt.jar uses should be ...
;-)
Any help is appreciated!
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