Subject: [xsl] xslt processing order From: "Ilya Lifshits" <chehlo@xxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 15 Apr 2008 23:05:24 +0300 |
Hi, I have a problem using entities in named template. To fix the problem i want to understand how processing of xsl is working. In my situation i have one xml file that include preamble.ent with some entities defined in there. I'm, processing this file this some xsl with number of templates to another xml. Then i try using any of the entities in xml file it's work as expected, but if i use any entity in the template i got the following error: Error on line 369 column 28 of file:/C:/cygwin/home/ilya/srcs/private/xml/first_stage.xsl: SXXP0003: Error reported by XML parser: The entity "usb_spec_ref_name" was referenced, but not declared. I'm using saxon 9. and xslt 2.0. Command line: java -jar c:/utils/saxon/java/saxon9.jar -s:ut_man.xml -xi:on -xsl:first_stage.xsl -o:out/ut_man_docbook.xml the snipsets of the relevant part of the files are the following : preemble.ent ------------------ <!ENTITY usb_spec_ref_name "USB Specification"> ut_man.xml ----------------- <listitem> <j_desc_verify/> <listitem> first_stage.xsl -------------------- <xsl:template match="j_desc_verify"> <xsl:param name="param" select="Verify"/> <xsl:value-of select="$param"/> that the returned descriptor compiles with the &usb_spec_ref_name; </xsl:template> Just a solution will be good, but the explanation why it's happened will be much better :) It will be nice to understand the transformation process at the level i understand compilation stages of C code. It seems like the error i got is some sanity validation before the actual transformation is started since it's happened very fast and the template is used at the end of quite big document. Regards Ilya.
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