I have a stylesheet that seems to work for me when using Xalan on the
command line. The problem presents itself when I attempt the transform
from within a java class that I am using:
The java constructs an rss 2.0 valid file with an extra element defined in
its own namespace, this element is <uobnews:sticky>:
<http://staff.bath.ac.uk/ccsajm/namespace-issue/index.xml>
The xsl that I am using to process this file is:
<http://staff.bath.ac.uk/ccsajm/namespace-issue/html-news-index.xslt>
Basically using the Xpath <xsl:value-of select="uobnews:sticky";> when the
context node is <item> does not return the expected value when this
transform is done from within my java code. The java is using Xalan 2.6.0,
if however I run this through the same Xalan processor on the command line
it works. I tested this doing the transform in XMLspy and this also
transforms correctly, this was using the built in transformer and MSXML.
In the java I am using the jaxp apis to do the transform and use the
recommended -Djava.endorsed.dirs when running the class to make sure that I
am definitely using the same version of Xalan as when I run on the command
line.
For some reason when the transform is initiated from within the java code
it is not able to match the node in the uobnews namespace, it seems perhaps
that the namespace is not available...... ??
Any, and I mean absolutely any suggestions would be gratefully received.
Thanks, Andrew
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