Re: Anyone seen this XSLT error before? Upgraded from Xalan 1.6 to 1.7

[david_n_bertoni]

I'm not sure Chad really wants a non-breaking space here.

Chad, can you try simply removing the xml:space attribute, since it's not
really needed anyway.

Thanks!

Dave



                                                                                
                                                 
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XSLT error before? Upgraded from Xalan 1.6 to 1.7   
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Chad Williamson wrote:
>
>
> I've been using Xalan 1.6(with Xerces 2.3.0) as my XSLT transform engine
with no
> problems.  I gave our customer the files and they are using Xalan 1.7
(with
> Xerces 2.4.0) and they get this error and I don't...  I'm investigating
the
> differences in versions and platforms, but was hoping that someone else
may have
> seen it :-)  I've been generating my xsl files using Schematron, but I
think
> this problem is unrelated to that.
>
> Thanks, chad
>
>
>>Xalan -o out_put router2.xml shiva-temp.xsl

Try to replace :
<axsl:text xml:space="preserve"> </axsl:text>

with a simple  &nbsp;(if declared) or &#160; (if not)

indivisible blank in HTML ...

Since a correction occurs ...


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