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Senthilkumaravelan K wrote:
Hi I would like to know ,is there any way I can define exception rules in XSLT and throw them back to Java wolrd during transform process. You don't throw an exception from one language to another (well, you could do something like it with extension functions of course). If all you are after is to stop the processing, you could simply do this in XSLT 1.0 and 2.0. <xsl:message terminate="yes">Some reason here</xsl:message> XPath 2.0 also has the error() function. In addition, Saxon SA has some extensions that allow you to try-catch, but that is more useful to actually catch XPath/XSLT errors I believe. Usually, I report back my result by using a specific namespace with some information, or it is part of the architecture altogether. That way, the results are easily distinguishable and you can act upon a certain node appearing in your output (or simply code such that there is no output when there is "N" in the 'myValue' node). Cheers, -- Abel
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