:-)
Thanks again
Mayank
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Subject: RE: XalanNode.cloneNode() issue !!
Hi Mayank,
The problem is you are initializing and shutting down Xa
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bjects are so tricky.
Probaly I'm missing something very basic here :-(
Mayank
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Subject: Re: XalanNode.cloneNode() issue !!
> I'm new to XSL and related technologies. Was trying my hands on Xalan
> 1.5 library for C++ and faced th
This is just a guess, because a key portion of the code is missing (in the
do xpath query stuff ...)
My guess is that when you clone the node, it is still owned by the original
document. When that document goes out of scope, the clone goes out of
scope. So what you probably want to do is
> I'm new to XSL and related technologies. Was trying my hands on Xalan 1.5
> library for C++ and faced the following issue:
>
> Actually I tried to perform a Xpath query on a XML document. Xpath Query
is
> working fine. The problem is to encapsulate the query result(XObjectPtr)
> into my own c
