This is right, but still, Sablotron was outputting a lot of error
messages instead of stopping at the first one. Patch (go to 'ga'
directory and use -p2):
--- 0.42/ga/src/Sablot/engine/datastr.cpp Mon Jul 17 18:42:46 2000
+++ Current/ga/src/Sablot/engine/datastr.cpp Wed Aug 02 12:17:10 2000
@@ -710,7 +710,7 @@
prefix.empty();
localPart = p;
};
- NZ(resolver) -> resolve(uri = prefix, defaultToo);
+ E( NZ(resolver) -> resolve(uri = prefix, defaultToo) );
if (strchr(localPart,':'))
Err1(situation, E_EXTRA_COLON, (char *)(Str &)s)
else
Tom
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> On Mon, Jul 31, 2000 at 10:48:28AM -0400, Tim Crook wrote:
> > Here are the XSL and XML files. When I remove namespace usage from the XSL
> > file, everything works fine.
>
> Tim, this is a bug in your XSLT document.
> You have to declare the xfa: namespace, and associate it with a URI,
> before you can use it. Namespace declarations do cascade through the
> stylesheet, but lexically rather than dynamically.
>
> ie. line 32: <xsl:attribute name="xfa:dataNode"> is an error because
> there is no ancestor element *of that xsl:attribute element* which
> contains the namespace declaration.
>
> The simplest fix is to move the declaration
> xmlns:xfa="http://www.xfa.com/schema/xfa-data"
> into the xsl:stylesheet element, so that it covers the whole stylesheet.
>
> .robin.
