It *cannot* be a problem with XSL if your java code is parsing the XSL
file in the same way. This is because the resultant javascript code is
unrelated to the way used to create it - it's just text content, and
if the generated text is "wrong" then it will fail to run.

You need to compare the output (View->Source) and decide what's
different about the javascript that's created, because it *will* be
different and failing because of that. 

Check the bit where "my code is like this" and compare it to what's
generated when you run jre1.5 - and make sure to turn on error
reporting in the browser rather than trying to guess "what's wrong".

Cheers - Neil

On 11 Dec 2005 22:22:35 -0800, "Deepthi . K. V"
<deepthi.kallahakalla@l...> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>I have a Java Script Code in one of my XSl file, in which i read a text
>file present in the desktop and load the Corresponding HTML file.. in
>my Web Browser.
>
>But the Code works fine for jre 1.3 and now i have installed jre 1.5...
>and now my code fails to read the file... again i installed 1.3.. it
>works fine...
>
>So if any body has any idea as to whats happening... Plz help me.
>
>My code is like this....
>
>function loadfunc()
>{
>var filename=  "State_" + document.frmMainmenu.ContextID.value +".txt";
>var fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");
>var ForReading, file;
>ForReading = 1;
>var lineContent="";
>
>if (fso.FileExists(filename))
>{
>   file = fso.OpenTextFile(filename, ForReading, false);
>   lineContent = file.readLine();
>}
>}
>
>The text file "State_" + document.frmMainmenu.ContextID.value +".txt"
>is present on Desktop... but it fails to read this file when i use Jre
>1.5..
>
>So any thing to do with Version ?? 
>
>Regards,
>Deepthi. K. V