Hi!
Embperl tries to give to libxslt your posted params via fdat, and if these
contain non-ascii symbols libxslt fails.
If you do not need artifically set up params in your stylesheet (I dont, I
want to keep things separated), then you can change line in
Embperl/Recipe/EmbperlXSLT.pm
from:
push @$ep, {'type' => $xsltproc, stylesheet => [EMAIL PROTECTED], $param ->
xsltparam?():(param => \%Embperl::fdat) } ;
to:
push @$ep, {'type' => $xsltproc, stylesheet => [EMAIL PROTECTED], $param ->
xsltparam } ;
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bjoern Tackmann [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: 16. august 2004. a. 23:52
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Probs with Embperl, LibXSLT
>
> Hi...
>
> there is a strange Problem with Embperl V2 and libxslt which
> I don't understand. The Software is Embperl 2.0b10, libxslt
> 1.0.16 on Linux.
>
> I use EmbperlObject to build the pages, with a user defined
> recipe, saying that XSLT will only be used for base.epl --
> using the standard Embperl-recipe for all other files.
>
> For a simple request (GET w/o parameters) this works. But if
> I POST some data to that page, I get a "Evaluating user
> parameter [...] failed"
> -- where [...] is the name of the parameter posted -- in my
> apache error logs. Embperl sends an error page saying "Error
> xpath.c:6675:
> Encoding error:"
>
> Changing the recipe to directly output the xml data gives a
> plain xml document that can be "compiled" with xsltproc.
>
> I've spent some time trying to use only standard recipes and
> stuff like that, getting the same result all the time.
>
> Thanks in advance for your help and greets from Karlsruhe,
> Bj�rn Tackmann
>
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