Title: RE: XSLTInputHandler not doing its job??
ah!!
finally I got it!! it was not a problem of my XML, but just the way to
display in frigging IE!!
BTW, I
have not yet solved my problem with the parser but had to move along to other
parallel problems with the XSLT.
Anyway, more than a
Title: RE: XSLTInputHandler not doing its job??
erm
- did you look at the source? When you view an XML doc in iexplore, it doesn't
display the DTD. I had a quick peek at the DTD in the source and it looks ok.
Try right-clicking and choosing "view source".
-Original M
Title: RE: XSLTInputHandler not doing its job??
Gustavo,
The point I was trying to make is that this isn't valid (in
the xml file you posted):
(View Source for full
doctype...)>
And the fact that you're
getting error messages with this in it might be the
problem?!
Hi Gustavo, Karen and All!
I am also using the same coding as how u code(below) to covert from XML to
PDF using XSL.
But I am getting "No Such MethodError" exception eventhough the method is
existed in class file.
Could u please help me to solve this problem.
java.lang.NoSuchMethodError
Title: RE: XSLTInputHandler not doing its job??
James,
I am sorry but I don't understand your answer. Do you mean that writing the word
periodic in the !DOCTYPE is wrong? As far as I see in examples it is not (cf: www.xml101.com/dtd/dtd_intro.asp
).
Anyway, as a line co
Hi Gustavo,
I'm not 100% sure, but it looks to me as if you get the parser from the
inputHandler instead of using newInstance, it will work. That's what FOP
does when you pass it the xml and xsl in the command line.
InputHandler inputHandler = new
XSLTInputHandler(xmlInputSource,xslInputSource);
Title: RE: XSLTInputHandler not doing its job??
Typo,
I think FOP can be configured to tolerate *sloppy* XML.
-Original Message-From: Williamson, James
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XSLTInputHandler not
Title: RE: XSLTInputHandler not doing its job??
Wolf,
That's not valid XML, when it says view source for full doctype it doesn't expect you to take that literally.
DOCTYPE's generally take these form:
or
or (embedded)
your embedded DTD
]>
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