Can you be more specific about what you mean when you say "without a stylesheet'? Do you mean the code path where the processor looks in the source document for any stylesheet PIs?
Sorry, yes. In Xalan 1.8, if no stylesheet was explicitly specified and the XML source document didn't contain a processing instruction, then a ProcessorError was raised. In Xalan 1.9, a warning is generated. The exception was more convient for me
o XSLError is no longer raised when a call to write() on the output stream is called (seems like a bug; an exception would be best but at least an error or warning should be generated)
You said: "when a call to write() on the output stream is called". I'm not sure I understand. Do you mean a call to write() is failing, and no error is returned? That would definitely be a bug.
My InputSource's write method raises an exception everytime it is called (this is part of my test suite). In Xalan 1.8, the exception propogated back to the top. In Xalan 1.9 the exception is caught at some point, not re-raised and no errors or warning messages are generated.
Cheers, Brian
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