I presume you mean DOM2DTM. (Document Table Model, not Document Type Description).
Generally, you should not be accessing DOM2DTM directly; that should be reserved for use by Xalan's internal subroutines. Instead, you should be calling DTMManager.getHandleOfNode(), and letting it find or construct a DTM which contains that node. To get back to the node, call DTMManager.getDTM() with that handle to get the DTM which contains this handle, then call its getNode(). Try it that way; if it still fails, I'd want to see a bit more information about where your node, DTM Manager, and DTM came from. ______________________________________ Joe Kesselman / IBM Research
