Ahmed Ashour wrote:
Dear all,
As you know in Html, attribute names are case-insensitive, is there a
way to configure Xalan to ignore case-restrictions?
No
The problem is not in getAttributes(), as it can always return upper- or
lower-cased attributes, but the problem is in a library that expects
user to define XPath (e.g. '//[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:'//[EMAIL PROTECTED]>='something'])
which should be evaluated as @class.
XML is case-sensitive, while HTML is not. You can't expect XML processing
tools to work correctly with HTML documents.
Dave
