Jonathan Marsh wrote:
I dont think anything has deliberately been changed. If there is a
difference between the 1.6.5 behaviour and the 1.7.0 behaviour, it
probably consitutes a regression.
You may be seeing differences between XSLT engines. Make sure you are
using xalan and not java1.5 xsltc
-steve
How can I check that I'm using xalan?
do an ant -diagnostics and post the trace here. Not to me, to the
mailing list.
My ant file has nothing
processor-specific in it (no "processor", no "classpath"), so I assume I'm
using the default (Xalan). I haven't done anything else esoteric like
installed other processors on my classpath (unless the oXygen plug in has
done it for me...)
If you are using Java5, and unless you have a copy of xalan.jar in your
antlib, you get xltc. Ant does not redistribute xalan by default.
Seems like a regression to me, in that I used Ant 1.6.5 out of the box, and
more recently have been using a 1.7.0 alpha build with no problem. If I
switch the Ant Home to the alpha build it still works, but when I point it
at the 1.7.0 final build it breaks. Nothing else has been changed.
well, lets see that you are running xalan proper before we start
worrying about regressions.
-steve
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