Subject: Re: error in XSL file when using JAXP
From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 28 Jul 2005 11:39:03 +0100
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> Line 162 in the said file is :
That is not the line with generating the error though. (Line numbering
can easily be out due to vagaries in dos/unix line ends etc.
The error means that you have something like
test="zzzz" or ... [zzzzz] and zzz evaluates to a sequence whose
first item is not a node but is a number or a string or some other
atomic value. If the sequence doesn't consist of nodes then to use it
as a boolean in a test it has to consist of a single item, which is a
boolean value either true or false. If the sequence is a sequence of
nodes then, as in xpath1 it will count as false if it is empty and true
otherwise.
David
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