Hi Dave,

thats what I feared :-)
I will upgrade to a later version.

thanks a lot

Kerstin


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Hi Kerstin,

The first thing you should do is upgrade to a later version of Xalan.  We
rarely fix bugs in older versions of the processor.  There were known
problems with the Solaris version of Xalan-C, due to a bug in the Sun
compiler, so, if you're platform is Solaris, that might explain the
problem.

If you can still reproduce it in Xalan-C 1.5, then please create a bug
report in Bugzilla and attach any stylesheets that reproduces the problem,
and someone will investigate it.

Dave



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Hello,

im working with The Xalan C++ XSLT Processor Version 1.3 and want to
compile
Stylesheets by using
XalanTransformer::compileStylesheet(...).

Usually it works fine.

But when I include a Stylesheet that can't be compiled there occures an
unhandled error.

In this example it would be myXSL.xsl that is not well

<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
             xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";>
<xsl:include href="myXSL.xsl" />

...
</xsl:stylesheet>

is there any way to handle it?

Thanks for help

Kerstin Kohl



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