> What's the moki document it is trying to parse? it looks like a <line> > element is missing or empty. I checked in changes to check for > unexpected input more carefully in this method. Thanks for the update, this helps debugging the problem. When I use the mobileOK-Basic-RI-1.0-deploy.jar, the result document returns: ... <result ...> <info>...</info> <code>...</code> <position tidied="false" type="LINE_COLUMN"/> <line>1</line> </result> this isn't correct! (I have copy paste this structure in my test). The correct structure is: ... <position ...> <line>..</line> </position> But when I use this structure in the XSLT, the jar returns also the incorrect structure. That's the problem. Cheers, RolandReceived on Tuesday, 9 October 2007 08:00:51 GMT
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