Brian,
Thank you for the help.
You were correct, it was not the style sheet element.
The problem was that the input XML referenced a remote server and this was
what was timing out.
Thank you for the clarity.
-John
Brian Martinez wrote:
I seriously doubt the problem lies in the xsl:stylesheet element. The
xmlns:xsl attribute doesn't cause the processor to attempt to connect to
the W3 site; it just identifies the namespace in which XSLT elements
reside.
Since you haven't provided any other information, I can only guess that
the problem is possibly your input XML (is it very large?) or the output
it's generating.
Cheers,
b.
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