[jira] Updated: (MOJO-630) Transform documents do not have their entities resolved with respect to the Catalog

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Andrew Thornton updated MOJO-630:
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    Attachment: catalog-fix.diff

(Attached patch to fix this issue)

I've had a fairly good hack at fixing this and my fix appears to work, I'm
just not particularly sure I've done it the most cleanly. I've attached an
svn diff to the current trunk so you can take a gander at it.

In detail here's what I've found you need to do:

1. The Resolver needs to return a SAXSource when it is called to resolve a
reference. This means that you have to create an XMLReader, set its
entityResolver to be the Resolver; then get the xml-commons-resolver to
resolve the source and create a SAXSource with it and the XMLReader! (This
step allows document(), xsl:include, xsl:import's to all use the catalog.)

2. The input Source to the Transformer has to be mangled similarly, so I've
basically used the Resolver to resolve the input source too. (Thus allowing
the input to be resolved with reference to the catalog!)

Of course all this would be moot if there was just a way to set the
entityResolver on the TrAX Transformer in a non-implementation specific way.

> Transform documents do not have their entities resolved with respect to the 
> Catalog
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: MOJO-630
>                 URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-630
>             Project: Mojo
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: xml
>            Reporter: Andrew Thornton
>            Priority: Critical
>         Attachments: catalog-fix.diff
>
>
> The catalog parameter is being ignored for xml:transform as transform 
> documents  that have a dtd declaration do not have their DTD resolved with 
> respect to the provided catalog. This occurs for both input documents and 
> documents referenced inside the xslt using the XPath function document()  and 
> the xslt functions <xsl:import> <xsl:include>.

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