Hi, XSLTC does not support JavaScript extensions either (sorry I missed this one on my list). It does support Java extensions but I believe the support is not as complete in XSLTC as it is in the interpreter. For example:
- It only supports the abbreviated syntax for Java extension calls (see http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/extensions.html#java-namespace) - It does not support all of the XSLT type to Java type conversions that the interpreter supports. You may be able to work around this by adding an explicit cast (e.g. call to the boolean(), number(), etc. function). - It does not work well if you return a Boolean object instead of a boolean from a Java extension, or a Double object instead of a double, etc. You can work around this by returning the primitive types instead of objects. - It does not provide a default object when the method being called is not static and no object is provided in the extension call. You can work around this by providing the object in the extension call. Thanks. Erin Harris "alapati.sasi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 30/04/2007 12:48 PM To xalan-j-users@xml.apache.org cc Subject Re: jdk1.5 and Xalan.jar differences? Hi , I am talking about Sun JDK . I have xsl Eg:- js:fnMathematicalAbsolute(inum). This works fine with Xalan .If i test the same with SUN JDK XSLTC Its able to transform if i have simple links ,if i have any java script extensions or java extensions in the xsl its giving could not compile stylesheet. Is this is the same you mean by exslt extensions . Why its ablt to transform simple links means data from source to target and why its not able to transform with extensions . I came to know that by default jdk xsltc will be called when use transform method then in that if the xsl contains extensions how it will look to resolve the extensions . if i am not clear please let me know. i will tell you my observations clearly. i have removed xalan.jar from classpath and send a request to transform the xml with a xsl . If this xsl contains js extensions it failed to transform . Immediately i placed xalan.jar in classpath and sent the request again . it worked fine . So now i think request went to jdk xsltc and for extensions i think it called some other class to execute as jdk doesnt contain it it failed.After i put xalan.jar in classpath it worked fine so the class which is called by jdk1.5 is in xalan.jar .Right? If i am wrong please tell me the way how it will transform when i sent a transform request .Any way i am using xalan 2.2d11 version . Thanks & Regards, SASI.A Erin Harris wrote: > > Hi, > > Which JDK are you referring to? > > IBM's JDK includes XSLT4J which is based on Xalan. For JDK 1.5 it is > based on Xalan Java 2.6.0. So there should be no issue moving from Xalan > to the JDK. > > I believe that SUN's JDK 1.5 contains only XSLTC which does not have all > of the features of the Xalan interpretive processor (someone from SUN > please correct this if it is wrong). The main differences are in > extension support. XSLTC does not support the following extensions: > > dynamic EXSLT extensions > NodeInfo extension functions > SQL library extension > pipeDocument extension > evaluate extension > tokenize extension > > If you want to continue to use the Xalan interpreter with SUN's JDK you > can use the endorsed standards override mechanism: > http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/standards/ > > Thanks. > > Erin Harris > > > > > > "alapati.sasi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > 30/04/2007 05:16 AM > > To > xalan-j-users@xml.apache.org > cc > > Subject > jdk1.5 and Xalan.jar differences? > > > > > > > > Hi All, > > If i use jdk1.5 instead of xalan.jar what could be the problems i can > expect. i heard that to overcome this we need to put some jar's in > endorsed > directory of jdk . CAN any one tell me the resons why there is a problem > with jdk1.5 builtn xsl transformer. > > Thanks & Regard's > Sasi.A > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/jdk1.5-and-Xalan.jar-differences--tf3668647.html#a10250510 > > Sent from the Xalan - J - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/jdk1.5-and-Xalan.jar-differences--tf3668647.html#a10256706 Sent from the Xalan - J - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
