Hi,
It's nice to meet you. My name is yasuko.
I want to know whether "xml-stylesheet" is defined in input XML.
Please teach me how to find "xml-stylesheet".
Searching string is not good.
thanks,
> "Berin" == Berin Lautenbach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Berin> Colin, [As an aside - meant to say last night - just put
Berin> the bugzilla report in as against the latest version and
Berin> mark in the text that it actually applies to CVS.]
Done it now.
Berin> Had a look -
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that a XalanParsedSource does not store any
>xml-stylesheet instruction?
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out the
stylesheet. Does this mean that a XalanParsedSource does not store any
xml-stylesheet instruction?
Looking through the documentation , and the header file, I cannot see
a version of XalanTransformer::transform that takes a
XalanParsedSource as input, and allows you to miss out the
stylesheet. Does this mean that a XalanParsedSource does not store any
xml-stylesheet instruction?
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Colin Paul
On Fri, 26 Oct 2001 10:23:38 -0400, David_N_Bertoni@lotus.com wrote:
>Strange, I just tried Saxon, and accpets _both_ "text/xsl" and "text/xml".
>Can you point to a published W3C recommendation which defines what the type
>is supposed to be?
Found a concrete and normative reference also:
The MIM
On Fri, 26 Oct 2001 10:23:38 -0400, David_N_Bertoni@lotus.com wrote:
>Strange, I just tried Saxon, and accpets _both_ "text/xsl" and "text/xml".
>Can you point to a published W3C recommendation which defines what the type
>is supposed to be?
Accepting both is certainly a better procedure than jus
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Hi,
Using XalanTransformer, I've found problem transforming an XML that
contains xml-stylesheet like:
(foo.xsl exists, and Saxon works just fine on it. )
The two-arguments form of transform(), which should do it according to
the documentation, won't work.
The error message:
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