Hold on there cowboy. This question is for C++ not Java.
>Could someone tell me how/when/where the "document()" XSLT function
>actually happens...
The document() function code is found in src\XSLT\FunctionDocument.cpp
>I am using XML::Xalan (and Perl) to bind to Xalan C++ and currently
>destro
I just updated from CVS and ran the extension tests. The first four tests
for NodeSet ran just fine. Pull down fresh from CVS and you should be Ok.
Paul
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I would like approval to commit some work on extensions that I have just
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Hi Scott,
Try using build.bat, it does some initial setup, if your not using
build.bat let us know.
I've been building and using XSLTC for sometime without problems.
What build target do you specify? You need to buid XSLTC separately,
it does not automatically get build with Xalan.
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Dieter,
Currently XalanC does not support element extensions i.e. redirect, the way
XalanJ does.
Paul
"Boell, Dieter"
Matt,
I ran your code on my test machine. The only change that was necessary was
to give a fully qualified path to the files.
XSLTInputSource theXMLSource ( "people.xml" );
XSLTInputSource theStylesheetSource( "trans.xsl" );
XSLTInputSource theXMLS
Anamitra,
This is the mailing list for Xalan related discussion.
The stylesheet you presented does nothing. You've
defined no templates so the default template is executing,
with the correct output. Add some templates and you
should start to see thing happen.
Paul
Hi Peter,
Glad to see your interest in XalanC. Any and all help is greatly
appreciated.
Thanks again.
Regards
Paul
Yes , unfortunately that is correct, Sorry I didn't pay attention to the
details of your problem.
Paul
Howard,
>I am a command-line xalan user (e.g., xalan.xslt.Process, not my own
>Java code).
Since your not tied into using Java, an alternative might be to try the
XalanC processor.
Paul
Hi Peter,
Answers below.
"Peter Murphy"
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There is not a redirect extension, or to the best of my knowledge, anything
similar.
XalanC does not support extension elements like XalanJ.
Paul
Be sure that you specify the proper encoding on both the source file and
your stylesheet.
Something like
Paul
Jim,
Put the correct URL for the xsl namespace and things will work just fine.
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-xsl is msxml bastardized URL.
And also be sure to put in the version attribute.
Paul
Yes,
Coffee is always good. But I think you boys missed your coffee many weeks
ago. The user list was split.
C++ usage should be directed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and for java
there's
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Paul
Michael,
Can you provide the xsl/xml files you are using, that generates this
error.
Paul
Michael
Achim,
Check out the following; http://xml.apache.org/xalan-c/usagepatterns.html.
Also if you pull down the xml-xalan\c\tests directory. You'll also find
some of
the tests we're currently using for xalanC.
Paul
>I'm looking for help/hints on how to set up and run the Xalan C++ test
suite
>properly, in order to test the new Mac OS X port of Xalan C++.
>Are there any QA/Test personnel lurking out there that will give me
pointers
>please?
James,
Sorry I didn't get back to you earlier, but we've been bu
Paul
What platform of XalanC are you using?
Paul
Holger,
Redirect has not been implemented for Xalan C++. I'm not sure why it has
not but, maybe Dave B. will give you more info.
Paul
Holger Flörke
Holger,
See the Usage patterns section
http://xml.apache.org/xalan-c/extensionslib.html#nodeset. The nodeset
function will parse a Result Tree Fragment into a nodeset. The actual code
implemented in FunctionNodeSet should give you some ideas on how to do what
you need.
Paul
Hi,
I woul
Paul
Check out http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xalan-dev&r=1&w=2
Paul
Nikita,
I assume you're referring to Xalan C++, Hopefully we'll have it out by
weeks end, if not early next week.
Paul
Nikita Sawant
Noel,
If you're using the XalanJ 2.x processor, refer to the following usage
pattern note ( http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/usagepatterns.html#outputprops
) on how to get indenting to be visible. The outputting of spaces for
indenting purposes is set to zero for performance reasons, but through
Tom,
I think the point is that the variable created contains just a single root
node with no children and
since a " node-set is true if and only if it is non-empty" TRUE is
returned. See sections 11.2 XSLT
second bullet, and Xpath 4.3 (Boolean) second bullet as well.
Paul
Matt,
I've tried to reproduce this behavior with a simple example but could not.
Are you still seeing this problem? If so could you please post all the
files
necessary to reproduce it.
Paul
Anthony,
I would suggest that you use one of the distributions instead of these
nightly tar files from CVS. The distribution contains the latest released
version of Xalan, with accompanying versions of Xerces. These can be found
at http://xml.apache.org/dist/xalan-c/. However, if you want th
Oops,
I stand corrected. Thanks Jürgen
Paul
Dmitri,
Unfortunately I don't think you'll be able to force Xalan to output
everything
on a single line. There is special processing for and
tags that seem to force them to be inline, but all other tags
will be put on a separate line. Sorry.
Paul
Dmitri,
The output properties for Xalan can be customized. See the following
FAQ http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/usagepatterns.html#outputprops.
This should allow you to set up the formatting behavior the way you want.
Paul
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