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Re: Better Error Handling with XSL
- From: "Jibran Bisharat" <jibran at merlindata dot com>
- To: <xsl-list at lists dot mulberrytech dot com>
- Date: Mon, 26 Nov 2001 07:41:34 -0700
- Subject: Re: [xsl] Better Error Handling with XSL
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Mark, Jenni
thanks for your adivce. hope you both had a great turkey!!
jibran
>You'll get a little more help if you catch the parse or run-time
>errors in the ASP code. Have a look at the MSXML documentation -
>there's a section called "Performing Error Handling with XSLT" which
>has some example code in it and should help.
>You can get better error handling if you invoke the processor from
>JavaScript and explicitly call the methods that return the error
information
>and process it yourself. But for debugging, I'd recommend either using a
>tool such as Excelon Stylus that does this for you, or if you want
something
>free, use a standalone processor such as Saxon or Xalan. Of course this may
>not be feasible if your stylesheet will only run in the browser
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