Hi Brian,

> > Can you be more specific about what you mean when you say "without a 
> > stylesheet'?  Do you mean the code path where the processor looks in 
the 
> > source document for any stylesheet PIs?
> 
> Sorry, yes. In Xalan 1.8, if no stylesheet was explicitly specified and 
> the XML source document didn't contain a processing instruction, then a 
> ProcessorError was raised. In Xalan 1.9, a warning is generated. The 
> exception was more convient for me

Weird -- that should still be an error.  We'll have to fix it.

> > You said: "when a call to write() on the output stream is called". I'm 

> > not sure I understand.  Do you mean  a call to write() is failing, and 
no 
> > error is returned?  That would definitely be a bug.
> 
> My InputSource's write method raises an exception everytime it is 
> called (this is part of my test suite). In Xalan 1.8, the exception 
> propogated back to the top. In Xalan 1.9 the exception is caught at 
> some point, not re-raised and no errors or warning messages are 
generated.

OK, that's definitely a problem.

By the way, I tried to verify the other bug you posted about calling 
non-existent XPath functions, but couldn't reproduce it (although I did 
find another bug with the resulting error message).  Can you please create 
a Jira report and attach the necessary files to reproduce it?

Thanks!

Dave

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