http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=2425

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+ | document() method accesses URIResolver multiple times                      |
+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+ |        Bug #: 2425                        Product: XalanJ2                 |
+ |       Status: NEW                         Version: 2.2.x                   |
+ |   Resolution:                            Platform: Other                   |
+ |     Severity: Normal                   OS/Version: Other                   |
+ |     Priority: Other                     Component: org.apache.xalan.transf |
+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+ |  Assigned To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]                                     |
+ |  Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]                                           |
+ |      CC list: Cc:                                                          |
+ +----------------------------------------------------------------------------+
+ |          URL:                                                              |
+ +============================================================================+
+ |                              DESCRIPTION                                   |
+ TestID URIResolverTest.java, URIResolverTest.xsl
+ Run this test and examine the output (2 Fails generated).  Note that the 
+ expected data in the .java file is set to the munged URI's of the three document
+ () calls when performing the transform().  The LoggingURIResolver however 
+ captures all calls to the URIResolver - and the URI from each document() call 
+ is first resolved twice twice in document order (i.e. a, a, b, b, c, c); then 
+ each one is resolved once again in document order (i.e. a, b, c).  One would 
+ think that each URI should only be resolved once.  This may have impact on 
+ users who use URIResolvers to define caching or other algorithims.
+ (Note: I thought I reported this a few weeks back but must have missed it - 
+ this is not new)

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