In stardate Sun, 29 Oct 2000 13:40:52 -0500,
"Scott Stirling" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sent a message through subspace...
> I believe the problem you are talking about with <xsl:import> is a bug in
> Clark's parser.
> See: http://www.jclark.com/xml/xt.html
> In particular:
> "There are also some known bugs, notably:
> ...
> "The xsl:import element does not conform to the requirement that when
> xsl:include is used to include a stylesheet, any xsl:import elements in the
> included document are moved up in the including document to after any
> existing xsl:import elements in the including document. "
You are right, xsl:import *HAS* bugs (sometimes I am crazy enough to read
documentation from authors ... ;-), but (as I can see) only in
xsl:import/xsl:include relative ordering of child element
imported/included. The bug I talked before is a bit more annoying; for a
.xsl local resource, the xt processor included in JRun seems not being
able to even *OPEN* other included resources in the same directory (or,
almost, I wasn't able to convince xt.jar that resources asked for are in
place ;-), 'till I wrote the whole path on file name attribute of the
tag). Moreover, the stand-alone executable provided from Jim *DOES*
behave correctly with a simple example I wrote myself, consisting
of a (simple) main XSL importing another (simple) XSL. From the command
line, xt.exe works perfectly with relative paths; xt included in JRun
don't, instead it complaints about "missing protocol" in URI (but a
*relative* URI *MUST* miss protocol specification, by definition,
shouldn't it?).
Perhaps there's a way to instruct xt.jar on what should be the base path
of includes/imports?
> Scott Stirling
> Allaire
Thanks for your prompt answer, Scott!
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