Ken, It did hit the list, Apache doesn't have any subscriber post only filter. However, the xerces-dev list has been deprecated in place of xerces-c-dev and xerces-j-dev. However, it is still active and I'm sure that it will get some attention.
By the way, I've posted a couple of things on the xsl-editors list recently about portability problems with format-number and number. If you are involved in the XSLT 1.1 working group, I would appreciate your reviewing the postings. I'm hoping to send a couple of people to the XSLT-UK conference since my company's headquarters is only about 20 miles away. Hope live is going well. ----- Original Message ----- From: "G. Ken Holman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2001 7:55 PM Subject: Problem with relative URI values > Hi folks! > > A problem I have using Xerces Java 1.2.3 (and earlier versions) with JDK > 1.1.8 on Windows NT 4 is that a relative SYSTEM identifier is being > resolved against the operating system current directory and not against the > file in which the reference to the SYSTEM identifier exists. I first > noticed this in Xalan C++ so it seems to be a common issue. > > An example is below. > > I don't subscribe to the list (I'm hoping an unsubscribed person can still > post), so I won't be able to see any response, but all I wanted to do was > to get it reported so it would be fixed in the next versions of the tools. > > I hope this helps! > > ................... Ken > > P:\apache\xerces\test\test>dir > Volume in drive P is WINDOWS NT4 > Volume Serial Number is 1020-1908 > > Directory of P:\apache\xerces\test\test > > 01/01/06 20:38 <DIR> . > 01/01/06 20:38 <DIR> .. > 01/01/06 20:38 66 test.xml > 3 File(s) 66 bytes > 241,696,768 bytes free > > P:\apache\xerces\test\test>dir .. > Volume in drive P is WINDOWS NT4 > Volume Serial Number is 1020-1908 > > Directory of P:\apache\xerces\test > > 01/01/06 20:38 <DIR> . > 01/01/06 20:38 <DIR> .. > 01/01/06 20:38 20 test.dtd > 01/01/06 20:38 <DIR> test > 4 File(s) 20 bytes > 241,696,768 bytes free > > P:\apache\xerces\test\test>type test.xml > <?xml version="1.0"?> > <!DOCTYPE doc SYSTEM "../test.dtd"> > <doc/> > P:\apache\xerces\test\test>type ..\test.dtd > <!ELEMENT doc EMPTY> > P:\apache\xerces\test\test>xml test.xml > Parsing: 'test.xml' for XML errors > > P:\apache\xerces\test\test>t: > > T:\>xml p:test.xml > Parsing: 'p:test.xml' for XML errors > > Fatal Error at (file stdin, line 2, char 36): An exception occured! > Type:Runtime > Exception, Message:Could not open DTD file '../test.dtd' > > T:\> > > -- > G. Ken Holman mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Crane Softwrights Ltd. http://www.CraneSoftwrights.com/x/ > Box 266, Kars, Ontario CANADA K0A-2E0 +1(613)489-0999 (Fax:-0995) > Web site: XSL/XML/DSSSL/SGML/OmniMark services, training, products. > Book: Practical Transformation Using XSLT and XPath ISBN1-894049-05-5 > Article: What is XSLT? http://www.xml.com/pub/2000/08/holman/index.html > Next public instructor-led training: 2001-01-27,2001-02-21, > - 2001-02-27/03-01,2001-03-05/07,2001-03-21, > - 2001-04-06/07,2001-05-01,2001-09-19
