Reinhard Haller wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 08.06.2005 19:42 >>>
Add a view right before the XSLTC transformer and call the pipeline
using this
view. Save the view result as file and use it for an isolated
testcase outside
of Cocoon.
How do you test this outside of Cocoon?
<map:transform type="cinclude" />
<map:transform type="cinclude" label="stopHere"/>
then add a view to your sitemap:
<map:views>
<map:view name="stopHere" from-label="stopHere">
<map:serialize type="xml"/>
</map:view>
</map:views>
then call your pipeline http://......?cocoon-view=stopHere
Save the result using your browser's "save page" function and use XSLTC in a
small Java programm outside of Cocoon. If the transformation fails you know it's
XSLTC's fault ant not Cocoon's.
My xsl files were all developed and tested outside of Cocoon before
using them in a pipeline (using XMLSpy).
I guess it's an XSLTC bug but how knows ...
Have you had a look at Saxon8? It is reported to be very fast.
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