Actually, the appropriate place for Xalan questions is on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list where I'm forwarding this question; details on subscribing to this list and reading web-based archives are at http://xml.apache.org/mail.html
Hints: for a question like this, it's much easier to answer if you provide the whole stylesheet or at least the significant portions of it in your mail. And sending plain text is much preferred over html or formatted text. - Shane ----- you [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote ----- Hello, I am hoping you can help me with my question (if not please direct me to a person who can) My question is as follows: I am using your xsl engine in my own web server. Your xsl engine was suporiar over many others in terms of memory usage, xslt support (like supporting xsl:sort, etc...). I need to use a xsl script in the xsl code in order to use loops and more complicated functions. I do not know how to incode a proper script blockand access the functions in it from the xsl code. I am using a "xsl:transform xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"; version=" 1.0" " namscpace. For the script i tried: "<script>" , "<xsl:script>" when i positioned it between the transform element and the other xsl:template nodes. For the calling of the function in the script i tried "xsl:eval" (got an exception that i can not use it in its position - i imagine it is related to a namespace, but i think i am obligated of using only my namespace for the transformation). I also tried using <xsl:value select="test()"> but i got an exception stating that the function is not found. I saw examples using msxsl:script and naming my own namespace with a url reference - laxories i do not have. Please help me so i will not be forced of using soulutions in javascript after the transformation or manipulation over the xml data. Awaiting for your reply Regards Ran Banker R&D Software Engineer NextNine Ltd. 6 Ha-Nechoshet St. Tel-Aviv 69710, Israel E-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: http://www.nextnine.com Tel: +972-3-767 3000 Extension: 3077 Fax: +972-3-649 7810
