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RE: parsing and translating xml:lang attribute

Subject: RE: parsing and translating xml:lang attribute
From: R_KNOWLES <Richard.Knowles@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 25 Oct 2000 09:40:48 +0000 (GMT)
xml lan
Matt,

I had the same problem as you with the xml:lang attribute. I believe that it
was a bug in one of the versions of Xalan. I am now running Xalan 1.2 and no
longer see the problem, although my xml has not changed.

>I have an example XML file conforming to this DTD, which has an instance of
>this tag as follows:
>
> <Language xml:lang="ge"/>
>
>but Xalan complains while parsing and produces the following error message:
>
> Parser error: Attribute "xml:lang" is required and must be specified for
> element type "Language"
>
>I have no clue why the XML is not parsed correctly. Any takers?

I would suggest grabbing the latest released version of Xalan and trying that.

Unfortunately I cant help you with the second issue. Perhaps someone else can.

Richard.

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