SOAP or HTTP call in XSLT

Hi,
I tried to make a SOAP or HTTP call in XSLT who send an xml and receive an xml. The recieved xml will be changed. I didn't find simple call in XSLT. So I decided to make this call with java. You can use java in XSLT. I tried this but i get this error:
D:\vb xslt java\javaxslt_example>java org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -in example1
.xml -xsl example1.xsl -HTML -out result.html
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/xalan/xslt
/Process
So there is something wrong wiht calling a method. Is this an error how you call a method? Or is it maybe that xalan not good is installed? What could it be?
With regards,
Namik

So there is something wrong wiht calling a method. Is this an error how you call a method?No, your error is far more elementary than that. You just don't have the org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process class in your classpath when you type that command line. So the JRE can't even start running that class. Setting the classpath is among the very first things a Java programmer should learn.

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