You should check the version of Xalan in both environments (servlet and
non-servlet) just to be sure. The servlet runner may be loading its own version
of Xalan (it's likely it uses it's own ClassLoader, which would make this
possible).
Hope that helps,
Chris
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Hi,
I have developed a number of XSLT transformations that have worked fine
when I run them in a standard Java application using JDK 1.4.2. I have now
implemented another XSLT that is used by a servlet. The problem that I have is
that when create a new Transformer using the factory metho
Hi Nick,
You appear to be describing bug 16222, which has been fixed. Please try
the latest version of Xalan. I noticed you're using JDK 1.4 so please also
note this FAQ entry: http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/faq.html#faq-N100CB on
how to use the latest Xalan version with your JDK.
If you're still
> Hi everybody,
>
> I hope I don't mention a known problem though I checked the xsl faq and the
> list archives.
>
> I experienced strange behaviour depending on the debug settings of the
> processor (see processor version below).
>
> Vendor: Apache Software Foundation
> Vendor URL: http://xml
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In your stylesheet header, use another namespace:
xmlns:urlD="java:java.net.URLDecoder"
You can then use urlD:decode($url) or similar in xpath expressions. Take
witha grain of salt, as I don't use that class, but that's the general
method.
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Greetings,
I have an issue where I need to have XSLT uri decode some data
when it converts an XML file to HTML. I have a java application which
reads records from a database and writes the integer and String data
out to an xml file as attributes which is later transformed using XSLT
into HTML.
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