Gary,
Thanks for you help. Yes, there is always a problem when you have to
handle exceptions from the third party code. I see that you wrap the
exception you received from an extension in TransformerException. Maybe
the code that handles the ultimate TransformerException should unwrap.
--
Nicho
6 AM
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> Subject: RE: InvocationTargetException in xalan 2.2.0
> extension samples
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> Gary,
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> I uncommented your printStackTrace()s in
> ExtensionHandlerJavaClass to get more diagnostics, and found
> a trivi
Gary,
I uncommented your printStackTrace()s in ExtensionHandlerJavaClass to get
more diagnostics, and found a trivial permission denied problem when
creating redirect output stream (see the attached stack trace). However, I
don't understand why the stack trace for that exception wasn't printed
wh
see what I can do.
Gary
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ary 06, 2002 9:42 PM
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> Please add the -EDUMP switch to your command line and send along the
> stack trace.
>
> Gary
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Please add the -EDUMP switch to your command line and send along the
stack trace.
Gary
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