RE: document() function on missing file

2007-01-09 Thread Jonathan Marsh
e old one.) Thanks for the handholding! Jonathan Marsh - http://www.wso2.com - http://auburnmarshes.spaces.live.com > -Original Message- > From: Steve Loughran [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2007 2:32 AM > To: Ant Users List > Subject: Re: document()

Re: document() function on missing file

2007-01-09 Thread Steve Loughran
Jonathan Marsh wrote: I dont think anything has deliberately been changed. If there is a difference between the 1.6.5 behaviour and the 1.7.0 behaviour, it probably consitutes a regression. You may be seeing differences between XSLT engines. Make sure you are using xalan and not java1.5 xsltc

Re: document() function on missing file

2007-01-08 Thread Jonathan Marsh
> I dont think anything has deliberately been changed. If there is a > difference between the 1.6.5 behaviour and the 1.7.0 behaviour, it > probably consitutes a regression. > > You may be seeing differences between XSLT engines. Make sure you are > using xalan and not java1.5 xsltc > > -steve

Re: document() function on missing file

2007-01-08 Thread Steve Loughran
Jonathan Marsh wrote: I have been using the xslt task to merge information residing in a set of files (WSDL 2.0 test results [1]) into a single summary file. Using the 1.7.0 alpha build, the document function would return an empty node-set if the URL given it was unresolvable. In the final 1.7.

document() function on missing file

2007-01-07 Thread Jonathan Marsh
I have been using the xslt task to merge information residing in a set of files (WSDL 2.0 test results [1]) into a single summary file. Using the 1.7.0 alpha build, the document function would return an empty node-set if the URL given it was unresolvable. In the final 1.7.0 build, this causes a f