Kamal Bhatt wrote:
Sorry, but this was a cocoon specific issue. The script was working fine
as it was. The problem (which got lost thanks to my bad copying and
pasting) was not the script, it was with the unexplained warnings
(TraxErrorListener) that I got from running the scripts. Is that a bug
or is it something illegal that I am doing in my XSLT that would not
work in another more stringent parser?
Can you post the exact warnings you are/were seeing?
TraxErrorListener is simply a class that listens for errors and warnings
coming from the XSLT processor, and logs them along with some helpful
contextual information. The thing creating those errors/warnings is
most likely not Cocoon, but the XSLT processor.
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