Java/XSLT Problem: Cannot find a matching 1-argument?

Somewhere in your XSLT you're referring to a function named "{ exslt.org/dynamic }evaluate()" and you're not giving it the number of arguments it expects.

Somewhere in your XSLT you're referring to a function named "{exslt.org/dynamic}evaluate()" and you're not giving it the number of arguments it expects. Or... it's unable to find the extensions you're adding.

Or... it's unable to find the extensions you're adding. Seems to be the case. Any idea how I would find the extension?

– Jack Jan 19 '09 at 11:23 Not matching the extension is correct. – Jack Jan 19 '09 at 14:34.

Chances are you might be using an older version of Xalan. Try instead using the xalan:evaluate() extension. Read more on this in this thread.

Changed to using xalan:evaluate() but still giving the same error. – Jack Jan 19 '09 at 11:23.

This answer-question is not clear. Do you mean: "would you change the namespace"? Click on the 1st link in my answer and you'll see that the "xalan" prefix should be bound to the "xml.apache.Org/xalan"; namespace-uri.

– Dimitre Novatchev Jan 16 '09 at 17:06 Updated the Question to contain more information. – Jack Jan 19 '09 at 11:24.

Are you including the . Jar files in your classpath?

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