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I have not found anything in the docs to cause this behaviour,
Thanks,
! Shourya
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I have not found anything in the docs to cause this behaviour,
Thanks,
! Shourya
!
! ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2001-07-25 22:57 -------
! First, I would try to specify
! new DOMSource(xmlRes)
! instead of getting the document element.
!
! Next, how are you building xmlRes? What does getXMLNode() look like?
!
! Please be sure that you are using a namespace aware DOM parser.
!
! Please post the answers to these questions here. If they don't give you an idea
! as to what's happening, please post your Java code, XML, and XSLT so that we can
! reproduce the problem.
!
! Thanks,
! Gary
