Yes, it was a bug where the SAXParser was defaulting to processing
namespaces when it shouldn't. I put a fix in Xalan and I believe Tinny
checked in a fix for Xerces.
If you experience any more problems, please feel free to post a note to the
Xalan developer list. We're doing some testing now, but we'ed appreciate
any input you might have.
Dave
"Jay Freeman
\(saurik\)" To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<saurik@sauri cc: (bcc: David N Bertoni/CAM/Lotus)
k.com> Subject: RE: problem in DOMPrint.cpp
06/19/2001
05:39 PM
Please
respond to
xerces-c-dev
Apparently whatever that was got fixed in CVS since yesterday :) (and not
in
Xalan, in Xerces, as I purposely have Xalan sticky tagged to some date in
March when I know this was working and started sliding Xerces around). If
you are curious, the issue had something to do with the xmlns prefix not
being recognized correctly. TestXSLT would spit out a bunch of errors
relating to how it couldn't resolve the xsl:stylesheet prefix (or
xsl:template, etc.). The output it would generate would be the XSLT file
minus the xmlns: prefixes (so my xmlns:xsl="..." tag became xsl="...").
Sincerely,
Jay Freeman (saurik)
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Subject: RE: problem in DOMPrint.cpp (it really is a problem)
> * goes back to trying to figure out why Xalan no longer works at _all_...
> doesn't seem to be a Xalan problem *
Is this Xalan-C++, and if so, what's the problem?
Dave
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