using System.Xml.Xsl;
and parse it trows an error.
So you have several choices.
1) report it as a bug to Microsoft and hope they supply a fix.
2) use a different processor (eg msxml) and look into integrating that
into your application.
3) use System.Xml.Xsl and re-write the stylesheet not to trigger the
bug. For such a simple stylesheet that is almost certainly possible
but hard to offer any advice as (unless some page somewhere has an
explict bug description) It would amount to basically re-writing the
code to "equivalent" expressions and then just experimenting to see
if they work on the broken processor.
Depending on circumstances any of these is a plausible way forward.
David
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