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Florent Georges schrieb:
|     // you need a SAX factory
|     SAXTransformerFactory factory = ...;
|     // this is a ContentHandler
|     TemplatesHandler compiler = factory.newTemplatesHandler();
|     // the transform
|     Transformer trans = ...;
|     trans.transform(..., new SAXResult(compiler));
|     // get the compiled stylesheet generated by the transform
|     Templates generated = compiler.getTemplates();
|

You're right that's a lot better. I was used to know that, but ...
BUT the old problem is back. I used it the way you mentioned ( I've read
the part in a book before implementing) and there's no systemId again:

[code]
// My original source
Source source = new SAXSource(reader, sysId);
// My stylesheet transforming original source to a stylesheet
Transformer trans = templates.newTransformer();
// the ContentHandler
TransformerHandler compiler = saxFactory.newTransformerHandler();
// Set id for compiler!!!
compiler.setId(someId);
Result result = new SAXResult(compiler);
trans.transform(source, result);
// My resulting stylesheet
Templates style = compiler.getTemplates();
[/code]

Although I set an Id for the TransformerHandler 'compiler' my error
message (ErrorListener#fatalError), evoked when the "real" stylesheet is
compiled does not return an Id. With my Output- and InputStreams that
worked at all, but I would really appreciate, not to use that dirty way
again.

wfg,
Jonny.
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