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[Brent C. <br...@bo...>]

Hi Francois

I am using the default XSLT engine in J2SE 1.4.2, which is xalan-j 
2.4.1, with some bug fixes apparently. 

The ones in the 0.6.5a src archive have the encoding on the example xml 
scipts but not in the top of the xsl in files.

Not sure but I suspect that my locale (New Zealand) may have something 
to do with it, as I think the locale controls the encoding used. 

I am still playing with it to find its capabilities, but so far looks 
excellent. 

So far I have examined the XSLT (and like what you have done), but 
haven't yet examined how the java interpreted version works.  If we do 
end up using it I would have a look at implementing the JTree.

Regards Brent


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>From: "Francois Beausoleil" <fb...@us...>
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>Date: Fri, 01 Aug 2003 01:45:45 -0400
>Subject: Re: [JGB-general] Problem with XSLT translation
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>Hello Brent,
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>Thank you for the kind words.  What XSLT engine are you using ?  I have
>not had problems here with the files.
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>But, don't the files have the encoding specified on the first line, and
>then have the copyright notice ?
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>Anyway, there are no firm plans for JTree yet.  JTables and friends are
>of a higher priority.  Once that is implemented, JTree can be
>implemented.
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>If you have the skill required to do so, though, you could implement it
>yourself.  It is just a simple matter, following another file as an
>example.
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>Have a nice day !
>Fran=E7ois
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>On Fri, 01 Aug 2003 14:52:30 +0200, "Brent Crammond"
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>>think that setting an encoding would be a better long term option.
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>>Keep up the good work.
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>>PS have you any intensions to add JTrees to the format?
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