AW: serialize base64

>What package is the class in?  You need to use that as the namespace, not the
jar name...  >(eg something like
>com.mycomp.utils.Base64DecodeFromXML)
>
>If you're not sure, open the jar with winzip or winrar or similar, and browse
the directory >structure until you locate the class, that directory structure
is the package.

Thx, for your answer !

I4ve already corrected that
(xmlns:myTest="java:at.lexisnexis.glp.Base64DecodeFromXML") but the xsl is
still not valid :(

cheers


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Von: Andrew Welch [mailto:andrew.j.welch@xxxxxxxxx]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 17. Mdrz 2009 10:28
An: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Betreff: Re:  serialize base64

> -Namespace created in my xsl: xmlns:myTest="GLP.Base64DecodeFromXML"

What package is the class in?  You need to use that as the namespace, not the
jar name...  (eg something like
com.mycomp.utils.Base64DecodeFromXML)

If you're not sure, open the jar with winzip or winrar or similar, and browse
the directory structure until you locate the class, that directory structure
is the package.


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