/ Claus Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED] was heard to say:
| I simply haven't been able to figure out where the style sheets could be
| wrong, and since I'm no Java man, I can't tell if it's a problem with the
| Xalan extension for chunking.
Thank you for the test case. I'll take a closer look. I
XSLT Error (javax.xml.transform.TransformerException): -9
Very helpful message, eh? 8^)
I think Norm will have to fix chunk.xsl to work
with XalanJ2, beyond my simple adjustment above.
If it's of any assistance to Norm or others, the problem comes when Xalan is
about to finalize the
Hi all,
This is my little contribution to the problem.
XML DTD 4.1.2
XSL 1.29
2 tests with:
- xalan 2.0.0 xerces 1.2.3 as distributed by apache
- xalan 1.2.2 as distributed by apache
[results below]
In short xalan 1.2.2 works with Norm's XSL, while xalan 2.0.0 don't.
However, building a
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I also tried with website DTD and XSL, after:
- commenting out "workaround for a XalanJ1 bug"
- changing docbookx.xsl path in website.xsl
It worked perfectly apart that it outputed all html files inside the
website.xsl directory!!!
Using a custom empty
First of all - this posting contains a lot of error-messages. Sorry for
that, but it's the only way I can sketch out my problem.
For a while I've been thinking that it had to be our customizations that
broke Xalan 2, but now I give up:
I install a pure, untouched version of
- Xalan 2 java
-
From: Claus Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
First of all - this posting contains a lot of error-messages. Sorry for
that, but it's the only way I can sketch out my problem.
For a while I've been thinking that it had to be our customizations that
broke Xalan 2, but now I give up:
I install
