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------- Additional Comments From keshlam@us.ibm.com 2003-02-08 16:59 -------
Another approach, requiring no change to Xalan, would be to "style your
stylesheets" to add these comments to the output, then use the annotated
stylesheet to process your actual document.
That's a more flexible answer -- depending on how much work you want to invest,
it can be selective about where it does and doesn't generate trace messages
(comments in the wrong place could be disruptive in some cases), or generate
more (or less, or different) information into the comment. And unlike
conditionals in the main Xalan code, it'd burn absolutely no cycles when not in use.
Not very hard to do. I've got an example running which I'm writing up as a
possible article.
I really think that's a better answer.