As a workaround to the problem, why
don’t try to use another protocol like: context:/myPath/myFile.xml or cocoon:/url ? -------- David -----Mensaje
original----- Hi, I'm using a stylesheet with a variable
that contains a nodeset variable: <xsl:variable name="Lookup"
select="document('../resources/Lookup.xml')/Lookup"/> The path in the document() function is
relative and does work under Tomcat. If I switch to jetty, an exception
occurs when I want to use the variable as a nodeset: <xsl:if
test="$Lookup/Item"> FATAL_E (2004-01-05)
13:48.36:637 [core.xslt-processor] (/cocoontest/index.html)
PoolThread-4/TraxErrorHandler: Error in TraxTransformer:
file:/d:/cocoontest/stylesheets/wdc2html.xsl; Line 101; Column 54; It seems that under Jetty, the variable
does not contain the xml document at all and gives an exception because the
test expects a nodeset but does not receive one? Why doesn't Jetty give me the document as
Tomcat does?? Or is it wrong to use paths relative to
the xsl document in the xsl itself? Thankzz, Jan |
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