I replaced my old 2.6.2 xalan.jar with the new 2.7.0 xalan.jar and
everything promptly broke. The reason is that I didn't have
serializer.jar in my classpath. Easy enough to fix, but the next
question is why I need this? i.e. what depends on serializer.jar, and
why should anything so depend? I am not invoking any of the Serializer
methods directly in my code. Probably relevant is that I'm using a
SAXSource and a SAXResult for the transforms launched via TrAX. (I am
not using StreamSource or StreamResult.)
I need to investigate further and work through the Xalan source code to
figure out what's going on. However in the meantime does this sound
familiar to anyone? Can anyone explain why I need serializer.jar in my
class path? is there any chance the bundles can be reorganized so this
is no longer necessary?
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