http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2355
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| Bug #: 2355 Product: XalanJ2 |
! | Status: RESOLVED Version: 2.0.x |
! | Resolution: FIXED Platform: All |
| Severity: Enhancement OS/Version: All |
| Priority: Other Component: Xalan |
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| Bug #: 2355 Product: XalanJ2 |
! | Status: REOPENED Version: 2.0.x |
! | Resolution: Platform: All |
| Severity: Enhancement OS/Version: All |
| Priority: Other Component: Xalan |
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of a hack (because it has visibility of the Xalan package) but ought to do the
trick for now. Unfortunately, this didn't make it into the developer's release
being posted today, but will be in the next release. Please refresh from CVS
! and give it a try.
--- 26,45 ----
of a hack (because it has visibility of the Xalan package) but ought to do the
trick for now. Unfortunately, this didn't make it into the developer's release
being posted today, but will be in the next release. Please refresh from CVS
! and give it a try.
!
! ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2001-07-04 03:26 -------
! The code now compiles, but doesn't run. The problem is that my extension
! function gets passed an ExpressionContext object, but it appears that that
! object can no longer be cast to an XPathContext. Looking at the API docs, it
! appears that it could be cast to an XPathContext.XPathExpressionContext,
! but I don't see how that helps.
!
! FWIW, this used to work:
!
! ...signature(ExpressionContext context, ...) {
! XPathContext xpc = (XPathContext) context;
! XObject var = xpc.getVariable(new QName(varName));
!
! I'm open to suggestions, especially if there are less fragile mechanisms for
! getting an XPathContext from an ExpressionContext.
