Hi Lists,
This was reported previously by Ingrid Falk in the XSLTForms-support list, with
no satisfactory solution then:
http://sourceforge.net/p/xsltforms/mailman/message/30743626/
When you create a XForms as an XML document (not an XQuery) stored in an
eXist-db collection, you cannot simply access it by its URL. You get this
message when executing the XSLT transformation on the server:
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HTTP ERROR 400
Problem accessing /exist/rest/db/sandbox/repeat.xml. Reason:
Error while serializing XML: java.io.FileNotFoundException:
C:\bin\eXist-db\config.xsl (El sistema no puede encontrar el archivo
especificado)
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Aprox. translation for "El sistema no puede encontrar el archivo especificado"
is "System can't find the specified file" in Windows, or "Not such file or
directory" in Linux
I must admit that I solved it copying CONFIG.XSL from the XSTForms directory to
the $EXIST_HOME path on the server.
Today I discovered than changing from Saxon to Xalan as XSLT engine, the
transformation works fine again.
By default, eXist-db 2.0 comes with the following configuration in conf.xml:
<transformer class="net.sf.saxon.TransformerFactoryImpl">
If you change to:
<transformer class=" org.apache.xalan.processor.TransformerFactoryImpl">
XForms with XSLTForms server side work fine again.
The problem also affects XForms with external css stylesheets using <link rel=
.... element. Saxon fails to do the transformation with the same error above.
I think the problem is to due to Saxon being unable to resolve relative URLs in
XSLT stylesheets to the proper document inside eXist-db collections.
For people trying to use XSLTForms into eXist-db is a good idea to switch to
Xalan instead of Saxon, until somebody suggest a solution.
Regards,
- BIll
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