Alberto P. wrote:
I recently updated DITAC hosted in java from V2_0_1 to V2_5_1. I also
updated Apache FOP from version 1.0 to 1.1 but when i run the convertor
now i get the following error
fatal error reported by the XSLT engine: Cannot find a matching
2-argument function named
{java:com.xmlmind.ditac.xslt.Number}format(). Note that direct calls
to Java methods are not available under Saxon-HE; SystemID:
file:/C:/XXX/eclipse/plugins/com.XXX.ditac_1.0.0/xsl/common/ditacUtil.xsl;
Line#: 389; Column#: 58
Could you explain to me what this error means so that i can fix it.
* If the error is related to column widths in tables, i specify column
widths in percentage values
* If the error is related to the fact that i had to change in order to
configure the converter this is what i did below
*converter.setStyleSheetDirectory(xslURL);*
to
*File xslDir = new File(xslPath);**
**System.setProperty("DITAC_XSL_DIR", xslDir.getAbsolutePath());**
*
The configuration looks like this(it worked perfectly in the
older version)
String[] args = { "-vvv", "-xslt2", "pdf",
xslDir + "fo/customize/custom_fo.xsl",
"-frontmatter", "toc,figurelist+tablelist",
"-p", "title-page",
xslDir + "fo/customize/titlepage.fo", "-p",
"foProcessor", "FOP", "-p",
"screen-resolution", "96", "-p",
"default-table-width", "100%", "-p",
"title-after",
"fig table", "-p", "base-font-size", "8pt",
"-p", "number",
"all", "-p", "pdf-outline", "yes",
outFile.getPath(),
inFile.getPath() };
* If the error is related to my customized custom_fo.xsl here is what
it contains
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";
xmlns:fo="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Format";
version="2.0">
<!-- <xsl:import href="ditac-xsl:fo/fo.xsl"/> -->
<xsl:import href="../../fo/fo.xsl"/>
...
</xsl:stylesheet>
Could you help me get this straight
Please note that unless you are an XMLmind customer, support is limited
to formal bug reports. See http://www.xmlmind.com/ditac/support_policy.html
However, I'll try to help you because 1) you have written a rather
elaborate email 2) the answer here *seems* simple.
Ditac v2.5.1 has no "{java:com.xmlmind.ditac.xslt.Number}format"
function at all. This means that the XSLT stylesheets you use are out of
sync with the ditac.jar you use.
Please always upgrade the XSLT stylesheets found in
ditac_install_dir/xsl/ at the same time you upgrade ditac.jar.
Also note that upgrading from v2.0.1 to v2.5.1 is a giant leap. This
implies that you may find other problems with your integration of ditac.
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