An earlier, not entirely bug-free version of Xalan-J is also part of Java
1.4. Under normal circumstances, this is used instead of the current Xalan
distribution, no matter what is on the system CLASSPATH.
Fortunately, these classes are endorsed standards, so you can overide the
Java version using the Endorsed Standards Override Mechanism by placing the
relevant jar files (in this case, xalan.jar) in the appropriate directory.
The default location is:
%JAVA_HOME%\lib\endorsed
on Windows, or:
%JAVA_HOME%/lib/endorsed
on a Linux system.
Developers can also choose a new location by setting the java.endorsed.dirs
system property.
Users of older versions of Java need not be concerned with this issue.
Regards DaveP.
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