Re: AW: AW: tomcat web server and dynamic XSL

> As I mentioned before this example works on my local mashine so the
> relative paths are OK.

you need to check what mime types are being used. If for example you are
using mozilla and the xsl is not being served with a an xml mime type it
will not work (it just locks up, usually).

Also you need to make sure that tomcat is actually serving the xml files
and not doing a server side transformation to something else, eg html.

If you use something like wget to fetch the files from the server rather
than a browser it's a lot easier to debug what's actually sent and what
mime type is used.

David

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