> >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.
This could be fixed by changing the semantics of the "auto-translet" option. I actually think that using the CLASSPATH would make more sense. Morris? > 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. I don't see any problem with the use of a URIResolver once the Translet is loaded as a Transformer. However, as you say, XSLTC does not support custom protocol handlers, so you would have to extend it for your purposes. -- Santiago
