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Re: Trying to find a working XSLT processor


G. Ken Holman wrote at  6 Sep 2001 11:29:23 -0400:
 > p.s. and "no, I cannot change my XML" as I believe this is properly 
 > constructed XML and I use dozens of configuration parameters in this 
 > fashion in my slide show document model ... it is just that none of the 
 > other processors I've tried support it
...
 > test.xml:
 > 
 > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
 > <!DOCTYPE test
 > [
 > <!ENTITY % test-include "INCLUDE">
 > 
 > <!ENTITY % test-ent SYSTEM "test.ent">
 > %test-ent;
 > ]>
 > <test>&test;</test>
 > 
 > 
 > test.ent:
 > 
 > <!ENTITY % test-include "IGNORE">
 > <![%test-include;[
 >    <!ENTITY % test "hello world">
 > ]]>
 > <!ENTITY % test "goodbye">
 > 
 > <!ENTITY test '<test attr="%test;"/>'>


It looks well-formed to me.  The XML Recommendation definitely allows
both conditional marked sections and parameter entity references
within markup declarations in external parameter entities, which is
what test.ent is.

I think that your problem is XP vs. other XML processors, not XT
vs. other XSLT processors.

Have you tried using XP with one of the other Java XSLT processors?

Regards,


Tony Graham
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