> I've got an XSL document that uses some Java extensions to do some data > processing when translating from one XML format to another (i.e. using date > formats to convert from one date string format to another). > > When I do a simple transform on this it works great. When I try and > compile an XSL document into a Translet using XSLTC the compile fails > (returns a false value) and when I cycle through the error messages I get > the following error - returned from ErrorMsg.toString(): > > org/apache/regexp/RESyntaxException > > Anyone had a similar problem? Or any ideas why this would be happening? > It it possible to use Xalan extensions (using the abbreviated extension for > making calls to Java objects) ? > > Thanks, > > - Brent
Hi Brent, We have seen that problem before when regexp.jar was not in the classpath, but that was before the regexp classes were bundled in the xsltc.jar. Are you using an old version of xsltc? If you do 'jar tvf xsltc.jar' do you see 'org.apache.regexp...' classes? Tom
