Hi Jeremy: Firts, I am sorry, for not follow the thread before. I got the same error some days ago (when changed the woody styling sheet). I solved it by defining a diferent xalan as the XSLT processor in this case:
<map:transform type="xalan" src="context://stylesheets/woody/woody-samples-styling.xsl"/> NOTE: In the sitemap I configured as default xslt processor: XSLTC and because neither (xalan or xsltc) are fully functional (some bugs inside) I switch between them as is convenient. I know this is not the best but also using old version broken other parts. We are in a XSL processor hell :-( Hope this help. Best Regards, Antonio Gallardo Jeremy Quinn dijo: > > On 17 Dec 2003, at 19:26, Hunsberger, Peter wrote: > >> Jeremy Quinn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: >> >> <snip/> >> >>>>> The variable 'resources-uri' is indeed defined on each of these >>>>> XSLTs, which is IMHO unnecessary. >>>>> >>>>> The strange thing is ..... I do not get this error with >>> the Woody >>>>> Samples. >>>>> >>>>> First I looked to see if changing the Samples from using Xalan to >>>>> XSLTC raised the problem (we have to use XSLTC because of >>> the UTF >>>>> problems with Xalan). >> >> <snip/> >> >>>>> The next difference between our project and the Samples >>> was that we >>>>> have a local StyleSheet called 'woody.xsl' which includes >>> the woody >>>>> samples stylesheet thus: >>>>> >> >> Have you tried using an import instead of an include? > > It does not help > >> I've definitely >> seen errors on variables being defined multiple time in included style >> sheets, in our case we could fix this, but I suspect import might also >> allow this? > > First I tried incorporating 'woody-samples-styling.xsl' into my > stylesheet by 'import' rather than 'include'. I still got the error. > > Then I tried changing the 'include's that 'woody-samples-styling.xsl' > makes to 'import's. > > The error went away, but then the StyleSheets do not do their job > properly ..... 'import' and 'include' have different meanings. > > So the only way I can get the Woody XSLTs to work is by commenting out > the duplicated variable declarations in all but > 'woody-samples-styling.xsl'. > > Is anyone else seeing this problem? > > Is anyone using these StyleSheets in their own projects without making > this patch? > > Is there a real need to have that variable declared multiple times? > > regards Jeremy > >
