Hi, Alex, This is my command line:
java -cp lib/StringHash -jar build/fop.jar Fop -xml sample.xml -xsl sample.xsl -pdf output.pdf Thanks for the help. Alex Fuller-2 wrote: > > > > > > > > By the way, > using extension functions > that have side effects (inserting and retrieving values from a > hashtable) > can yield unpredictable results. There's no guarantee that values > will be inserted before you attempt to retrieve them. > Henry, > Is there a side-effect of some sort of internal parsing > optimization > that events can happen out of order? Or is it just that > updating a > hashtable that exists externally is susceptible to concurrency and > exception handling issues that might be encountered during a parse? > Put another way, is it "safer" to use static functions that will not > affect the state of anything externally? What about creating an > object > using namespace:new() (which might create a hashtable instance) and > invoking it's member functions (which might add or remove elements)? > I > wouldn't think those would be triggered out of order. I am just > trying > to see if there are any gotchas surrounding extension functions that > I'm not aware of. > > Alex > > bonekrusher, > Did you add your extension class to the classpath? From > your > namespace, it looks like you used the default package for your > "StringHash" class, so you might need a "." in your classpath. > > > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Hash-Tables-and-XSLT-extention-tp15912882p15971938.html Sent from the Xalan - J - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
