On Sunday, April 23, 2006, at 1:12:07 PM, Steve Loughran wrote: > yeah. thats the sun deriviative of Xalan. you need a real one :)
>> >> There /is/ a jar named ant-xalan1.jar under ANT_HOME, and I had the >> impression that Ant uses its own shipped XSL transformer, though it >> is a version of Xalan, I guess. > Ant ships xerces, but not XSL engine. ant-xalan1.jar is not xalan; it is > those .class files of ant that depend on xalan1,. >> >> Anyway, if I understand you, maybe I can find the xalan that is >> being used, download a new one, and ascertain whether the bug is >> fixed in the latest version. If not, I can then join the appropriate >> list and submit a bug report to the xalan team. > You are probably using the version of Xalan that came with Java. Get a > new version first -it may fix your problem immediately. if not, create a > good self-contained test case and report the bug against xalan. Hi Steve ... thanks for the follow-up. Based on what you and Antoine said, I started digging down to find a newer version of xalan, install it, hook it up as you guys suggested, testing my stuff again ... it feels like a rat-hole to me. A better man would take the hour or two it would require to do all that. My learning, teaching, and proselytizing go in other directions, and I think that's where my energy needs to be put. Right now, I think I'll stop where I am, with running code. Thanks to you and Antoine for the pointers: I'll save them against the day when something else breaks. I'm sure that day will come. Thanks again! Ron Jeffries www.XProgramming.com Get over it. -- The Eagles --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
