Missing element attributes

I have tried to merge two element lists and then process the
result with XSLT.
The problem is that processXSL() never returns. While playing
with my xsl stylesheet it seems that the attributes aren't
visible. (There are some older posts who says the same.)
My workaround is to write the merged data into a string and read
it again.
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Sebastian Tusk (guest) wrote:
: I have tried to merge two element lists and then process the
: result with XSLT.
: The problem is that processXSL() never returns. While playing
: with my xsl stylesheet it seems that the attributes aren't
: visible. (There are some older posts who says the same.)
: My workaround is to write the merged data into a string and
read
: it again.
Please post a Java code sample, any XML and XSL files that you
may have been using to reproduce this problem. You can attach
files.
Oracle XML Team
http://technet.oracle.com
Oracle Technology Network
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