Although I hate to say it, providing a full example that explicitly and reproduceably shows the bug case is a big help in solving bugs like this. I'm not sure how scrubbing your file fits into your work schedule; I'm also not sure exactly what point we're actually going to get a definitive fix for this. Unfortunately, a little bit of uncertainty comes by default with most all-volunteer projects like Apache. 8-)
(Oh: if you do post your files, you should attach them to a bugzilla report, not send them to the list. If you're pretty sure that this is the same as an existing bug, add your info there; otherwise feel free to open a new bug. If we later find it's really the same bug we can dup it, that's OK; we definitely appreciate it when users do their homework like this!) Not a fix but a workaround: is there any way you can break your file into chunks and process the bits separately? Or, can you break the data up into several files, and then process one 'list' file that simply points to the individual data files - you can then use document(..) in the stylesheet to read each bit of data file in separately, but in the same stylesheet. I'm not sure, but loading the same number of 'nodes' from different documents (rather than just one document) might change the data enough to not trigger the bug. I'd like to say that using Xalan from the API rather than the command line would help, but that's actually pretty unlikely; DTM issues are fundamentally the same in both cases. - Shane ===== <eof aka="mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; quote="A mirror is like a window on the other side of behind you."/> __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Make a great connection at Yahoo! Personals. http://personals.yahoo.com
