Morris, >Can you compile the translets from the command line? Please Not at all, I had to do my own compiler wrapper, because I needed a catalog to retrieve the imported XSLT files.
>note that if >the jar file is not in the same directory as the .xsl file, >you also have >to set the destination-directory property. It will not search >for jars in >the CLASSPATH. I know that, and that's why my code won't work. I tried it not very convinced. I would like to use precompiled translets located somewhere in the classpath with TRAX code or whatever, in order to chain the transformations. I need to set an URIResolver, and I need that the transformer uses the custom protocol handlers I wrote (with the java.protocol.handler.pkgs System property). Unfortunately, I don't think XSLTC can do that. My whole system works great with XALAN, and I just want to switch to XSLTC to gain performance (essentially for the XSLT files loading). Thanks for your answer. Bruno Verachten.
