It's probably worth filing a bug, if you have a brief example that demonstrates the problem that you could include in the bug report.
-- Martin Cooper
On Thu, 8 Jul 2004, Malcolm Cowe wrote:
I am trying to wrap an xtags:parse command in a catch tag, so that I can trap errors without Tomcat hurling all over the browser. This is fine, but I need to apply an XSL stylesheet to the parsed document, and this fails if the c:catch tag is in place. Code fragment follows:
<c:catch var="xmlerr"> <xtags:parse url="http://some/place/x.xml"; id="x"/> </c:catch>
<%-- Some intermediate XML processing stuff deleted --%>
<xtags:style document="<%= x %>" xsl="y.xsl"/>
How can I reference the id "x" from the xtags:style tag?
I parse the XML file in this way in order that I can manipulate the XML before sending it to the XSL processor. Unfortunately, the manipulation cannot be accommodated by XSLT. Take the c:catch tag away and everything works fine.
Regards,
Malcolm Cowe.
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