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http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=22115 Cascade variables admit only 2 levels in xsltc ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-08-06 13:53 ------- I'm trying to help you with some more information. Having the files from the previously reported test case I've done the steps bellow: 1. Compile the stylesheet (a.xsl). a.jar resulted. 2. Take the a.class file from a.jar and decompile the class using DJ Java Decompiler 3.5 3. Try to compile the resulted java (a.java) file. The compilation didn't succed. 4. Do some small change in a.java file so the compilation was possible. 5. Use the resulted class (a.class) as a translet and try to perform again the transformation ( I've created a java test class for this - see attachment ). 6. The transformation with the changed class was working fine. I do not try to explain why, because I do not have the time to understand the complete logic behind the xsltc compiler by I upload the java test file used by me, and some pictures where you can see the changes I've done to decompiled code in order to make things working. Please check.
