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Subject: XSL: Error Detection?
From: "Bhandari, Ashish" <Ashish.Bhandari@xxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 11 Mar 2003 09:23:23 -0500
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Hi,

I have an input XML of which I am interested only in a subset of the nodes
for transalting into another XML doc. 

I have written stylesheets ( and these are substantially large ones ) for
the translation.

Now the problem is the input XML is generated automatically in which case
there might be errors ( in generation )  and some nodes that I am interested
in translating may not be generated. However, the input XML will have an
"ERROR" subtree as a decendant of the root indicating a failure and
detailing the node name, context and error string.

Now: I have these constraints:
	- The Stylesheet is already done and it is an overkill for each node
translation to check for the node in the "ERROR" subtree.
	- Since I am translating only a subset , I will not be interested in
the "ERROR" subtree if the nodes that I am translating are not specified in
the subtree.
	- NOTE: It IS possible to change the way,means and mode the input
XML reports the error.

Goal:
	 Is it possible , with minimum invasion, to make the styleesheet
capable of such error detection ?. 
	

Thanks,
Ashish.




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