Hi,
Today I have a question. This in itself is not usual, but this particular
question I think worth asking in public ... with your indulgence (it's
marginally on topic):
Is it possible to invoke an XSLT processor in JDK1.5 without any classpath
at all?
With the JDK1.4 I can simply say
java org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -V
... and it tells me what version of Xalan it's finding; similarly I can run
transforms using this copy of Xalan.
I know that this architecture has been changed in the more recent JDK, but
according to
https://jaxp.dev.java.net/JAXP-Compatibility_150.html#invokingXSLT
I should still be able to do this. Unless I misunderstand it.
But after I install JDK1.5, trying the -V option (or anything else) on
org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process gets me a NoClassDefFoundError on
org/apache/xalan/xslt.
Anyone have any hints? Is there some classpath or environment something I
need to be aware of?
Do I have to have an XSLT processor actually on a classpath, or a wrapper
class that invokes the JAXP transformer?
Thanks --
Wendell
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