I migrated from msxml3 to msxml4 and I think your problem might
lie in how you are instantiating msxml and defining the objects
for your xml object and your xsl object. There are differences
in doing so for 3 vs. 4...
other than that I have followed the spec of XSLT and never had
a single problem with msxml vomiting on a stylesheet...
I did find some problems in how I setup the objects though. But,
nothing more than just following what MS suggests as the appropriate
ways to setup your objects fixed any abnormailities.
I do some heavy lifting of passing mass parameters and xml
objects (returned sql data) from an .asp (pseudo controller)
to xslt... and I am shocked by how well it works...
(I am of no help I guess)
DK
-----Original Message-----
From: David Carlisle [mailto:davidc(_at_)nag(_dot_)co(_dot_)uk]
Sent: Friday, April 11, 2003 9:51 AM
To: xsl-list(_at_)lists(_dot_)mulberrytech(_dot_)com
Subject: Re: [xsl] Bizarre problem with MSXML4 that doesn't happen in
MSXML3
Probably unrelated to your problem but this looks very suspicious code
<xsl:when test="boolean(/object/securityacl)=true">
If there is a /object/securityacl element then this will compare the
string "true" with the string value of a <true> element child of the
current element. If there is no such <true> element, the test will be
false.
If there is not a /object/securityacl element then it will compare
the string "false" with the string value of a <true> element child of the
current element. If there is no such <true> element, the test will be
false.
Is that really what was intended?
I suspect that you intended
<xsl:when test="/object/securityacl">
which is true just if there is an /object/securityacl element.
Similarly
<xsl:when test="count(object/data/row) > 0">
implies finding all the rows and counting them (unless your system
optimises this expression for you)
<xsl:when test="object/data/row">
is the same test but probably more likely to be optimised.
David
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