Vista - Xslt Transform using Microsoft.GotDotNet.ExsltTranform in .NET 2.0

Hi,

I have a command line project which I am using to transform xml from one
format to another, making use of the Microsoft.GotDotNet.ExsltTranform class.
This application was originally developed and run in a .NET 1.0 environment
but I have recenlty been required to port this over to .NET 2.0 in order to
allow it to be run on machines which don not have version 1.0 of the
framework.

When this application was ported the Transform method on the
Microsoft.GotDotNet.ExsltTransform class began working in an unexpected
manner:

Where the class previously replaced the parameter ‘currentdate’ in the
stylesheet with a date time parameter (e.g. “2008-05-06T12:57:09�), it is now
simply tranforming currentdate to “T�. I have included the method call below:

if (options.ExsltLibPath == null)
{
xslt.Transform(doc, options.XslArgList, fs);
}

Where:
- ‘doc’ is and instance of ‘System.Xml.XPath.XpathDocument’
- ‘options.XslArgList’ is and instance of ‘System.Xml.Xsl.XsltArgumentList’
containing one parameter named ‘currentdate’ with the value
'2008-10-03_10:24:02’.
- ‘fs’ is an instance of ‘System.IO.FileStream’ to write the output file.


........Below is the method called within the
Microsoft.GotDotNet.ExsltTranform class......

/// <summary> Transforms the XML data in the IXPathNavigable using the
specified args and outputs the result to a Stream</summary>
public void Transform(IXPathNavigable ixn, XsltArgumentList arglist,
Stream stream)
{
if (_multiOutput)
{
this.xslTransform.Transform(
ixn,
this.AddExsltExtensionObjects(arglist),
new MultiXmlTextWriter(stream, Encoding.UTF8)
);
}
else
{
this.xslTransform.Transform(ixn,
this.AddExsltExtensionObjects(arglist), stream);
}
}