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  Subject: RE: XSL does not preserve string function
Author: (Deleted User)
Date: 21 Sep 2001 12:45 PM
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It's not the java extension call that disappears, but the call to string() (I use it to convert a node value to a string, so I can use with no prob in my java classes).
On 9/21/01 8:13:15 AM, Ivan Pedruzzi wrote:
>
Hi George,
What do you mean
>with "do the parse, this
>function disappears" ?
The
>XSL source is re-written only
>when you switch between tabs,
>like
when you jump from "XML
>Mapper" to "XSL Source"
Is
>the java extension call
>removed from the XSL Source
>?
What is the java function
>prototype that you are trying
>to use ?
Can you send us a
>test case with your XSL and
>the java extension
>source
?
Ivan
>Pedruzzi
eXcelon
>Corporation
http://www.styluss
>tudio.com
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> From: "George Gastaldi"
>
>r>
>
> Hello.
> I am using a
>java class declared as a
>namespace. In this
> class, I
>have a method that requires a
>string type as a
> parameter,
>in XSL. However, when I use
>the string function
> and do
>the parse, this function
>disappears and throws a
>
>NoSuchMethodError.
>
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