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Because you asked a related question on the Saxon list, I didn't actually notice that this question was on the xsl-list and expressed more generally. The general answer is that when the spec says that the destination and format of xsl:message output are implementation-defined, it means that the way in which you control these things, if at all, is using mechanisms that are specific to your product. Regards, Michael Kay http://www.saxonica.com/ http://twitter.com/michaelhkay > > > > I understand there are a few things left as >implementation > defined< > > in XSLT 2.0, at the same time I feel I might have overlooked > > something. > > > > Can I somehow influence the encoding used by xsl:message output? > > > > By default Saxon sends xsl:message output to a Java > OutputStreamWriter over the standard error output; the Java > library, as far as I know, will typically use the platform > default encoding. There's a note in the code that this has > been known to fail on .NET when the default encoding set for > the .NET environment is one that the Java runtime doesn't > recognize; if it fails, Saxon tries again specifying UTF8 as > the encoding. > > I'm not quite sure how IKVM does this mapping; on .NET > System.Console.Error is a TextWriter, so we should probably > be writing character data to it rather than binary data in an > encoding decided by the Java class library. > Perhaps Saxon needs an abstraction layer here. > > In the meantime, of course, you can of course take full > control of the destination of message output, as well as its > format, by means of various hooks at the level of the s9api > XsltTransformer or the underlying net.sf.saxon.Controller. > > Regards, > > Michael Kay > http://www.saxonica.com/ > http://twitter.com/michaelhkay
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