[ mx4j-Bugs-928762 ] XSLTProcessor stylesheet error

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Bugs item #928762, was opened at 2004-04-03 02:54
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Category: HTTP Adaptor
Group: Release 2.0.1
Status: Open
>Resolution: Duplicate
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Simon Kitching (s_kitching)
Assigned to: Brian Scully (btscully)
Summary: XSLTProcessor stylesheet error

Initial Comment:
The following message gets output to the console when
viewing an MX4J-enabled app via the HttpAdaptor with
XSLTProcessor:

  SystemId Unknown; Line #12; Column #81; Cannot add 
  attribute name after child nodes or before an element is 
  produced. Attribute will be ignored

This appears to be a problem with the bundled stylesheets. 

Editing the serverbydomain.xsl file as follows removes
the error message. However this is not a complete fix,
as this also disables output of the actual domain name
(I presume).

Within
  <xsl:template match="Domain" name="domain">
comment out the "p0" param in the call to the "str"
template.

System: Debian Linux Testing distribution, x86
Java: Sun java 1.4.2
Xerces2.6.2 is in the classpath, but no special xslt
engine.

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>Comment By: Brian Scully (btscully)
Date: 2004-04-03 08:44

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Please review the dialogue from closed case #834296.  Using 
the workaround from that case should fix your problem until 
Sun upgrades their packaged version of Xalan.

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