Peter van Hardenberg wrote:
Hello,
I'm using a secondary data-driven XSLT to provide annotations for my document
pages (thanks, Conal) but when the annotations are not present, it throws an
exception which kills the pipeline.
Now, I thought the best way to deal with that would be to handle the exception
in the annotation pipeline, detect when the file is missing and simply return
an ID transform instead of one that does something.
Unfortunately, I can't get it to work at all. I simply can't get the
"identity.xslt" to ever get returned! I would be very appreciative of any
advice you guys can give.
I found the following item in the release notes for 2.1.7:
*) Implemented error handling for the internal requests. Error handling for the
\
internal requests configured using when attribute on the handle-errors element.
\
Supported values are: external: This error handler should be used only on
external \
requests (default); internal: This error handler should be used only on
internal \
requests; always: This error handler can be used for all requests. Currently,
if \
internal error handling is enabled, only inner most error handler will be used
for \
errors which happened during internal pipeline processing. [VG]
Does that help?
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