messages

[Marsha Allen]

I have an XSL stylesheet that needs to do some error checking. For
example, I am checking to see if the results of a division does or
doesn't have a remainder. I can put ERROR lines in the output text file,
but I think <xsl:message> may be a better choice. When I process the xml
file with the stylesheet in Netscape, the messages show up in the
Javascript console. However, when I use the AltovaXSLT command line
processor, no messages show up. Does anyone know where the messages go,
or do they just disappear?

Thanks,

Marsha Allen

[Marsha Allen]

Re: messages

In article <mallen-3A1F7B.10101528 042005@tomm.sts ci.edu>,
Marsha Allen <mallen@stsci.e du> wrote:
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> I have an XSL stylesheet that needs to do some error checking. For
> example, I am checking to see if the results of a division does or
> doesn't have a remainder. I can put ERROR lines in the output text file,
> but I think <xsl:message> may be a better choice. When I process the xml
> file with the stylesheet in Netscape, the messages show up in the
> Javascript console. However, when I use the AltovaXSLT command line
> processor, no messages show up. Does anyone know where the messages go,
> or do they just disappear?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Marsha Allen[/color]

I forgot to mention that I am doing this processing on a PC running
Windows.

MMA

[maalej]

Re: messages

try it with xalan
its works with xalan.

http://xml.apache.org

Maalej

Marsha Allen schrieb:[color=blue]
> In article <mallen-3A1F7B.10101528 042005@tomm.sts ci.edu>,
> Marsha Allen <mallen@stsci.e du> wrote:
>
>[color=green]
>>I have an XSL stylesheet that needs to do some error checking. For
>>example, I am checking to see if the results of a division does or
>>doesn't have a remainder. I can put ERROR lines in the output text file,
>>but I think <xsl:message> may be a better choice. When I process the xml
>>file with the stylesheet in Netscape, the messages show up in the
>>Javascript console. However, when I use the AltovaXSLT command line
>>processor, no messages show up. Does anyone know where the messages go,
>>or do they just disappear?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Marsha Allen[/color]
>
>
> I forgot to mention that I am doing this processing on a PC running
> Windows.
>
> MMA[/color]

[David Carlisle]

Re: messages


in IE msxml only supports <xsl:message terminate="yes" > in which case it
stops with an alert box. Other xsl:message elemenst are silently
ignored.

It maybe that AltovaXSLT is the same. the conformance requirements for
xsl:message are quite light, not reporting the message is an allowed
outcome.

David