Hello,
I know for a fact that the MSXML parser does not allow you to have:
<xsl:template name="foo" mode="bar">
This is reasonable as you can only have one instance of a named
template,
and mode is used with xsl:apply-templates which works with:
<xsl:template match="foo" mode="bar">
So I think you'll find that this is where your problem lies.
There is no such prohibition rule in XSLT 1.0 specification.
However, on Mono 1.1.7 (Windows) I noticed that for a transformation,
that did work on
Mono 1.1.4 (Linux), failed for the later version with a message saying:
"System.Xml.Xsl.XsltException: 'template' element is not sup
ported as a template content in XSLT 1.0."
Now this is quite clearly 'twoddle', as none of my style sheets (I have
a root style sheet that includes a number of sub-stylesheets) have any
form of template element children of xsl:template with or without the
xsl namespace.
(What is "twoddle" ? I searched all English dictionary I can use..)
That just sounds like a bug if an xsl:template ghost exists and
is rejected. Please file a bug to bugzilla with the failing
stylesheet.
I will be uninstalling 1.1.7 and trying 1.1.4 on Windows to see if it is
a windows problem or a mono problem.
I have no idea why it could be Windows problem.
Atsushi Eno
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