On 8/23/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Pertinent facts:
> Ant - version 1.7.0
> JDK - version 1.5.0.06
>
> I have a task that has been performing as expected for about five months.
> Today, with no change in the version of Ant, the build.xml file, the JDK, the
> stylesheet, or the XSLT processor, this error occurred for the first time
> (and appears on all subsequent attempts to run the task):
>
> BUILD FAILED
> build.xml:82: java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
>
> The task beginning on line 82 is:
>
> <xslt style="${env.REPORTS_HOME}/Errors/PackedField/xslt/stage-1.xslt"
> in="${xml.dir}/${DSTAMP}.c.xml" out="${xml.dir}/${DSTAMP}.d.xml"
> processor="trax">
> <param name="position-codes"
> expression="${env.REPORTS_HOME}/hiring-report/xml/position-translation.xml" />
> </xslt>
You'll pick up Saxon only if it's first in the classpath. It's very
likely your classpath has changed, despite you're saying that nothing
changed.
> When I run the transformation from the command line, the output document is
> produced with no complaint.
>
> My command line invocation is:
>
> java net.sf.saxon.Transform -o ./xml/20070823.d.xml ./xml/20070823.c.xml
> ./xslt/stage-1.xslt
> position-codes=H:/reports-FY07/hiring-report/xml/position-translation.xml
>
> I tried replacing the <xslt> task with a <java> task to see if the problem
> was related to the code behind the <xslt> task, but so far I haven't been
> able to get the java task to execute.
>
> Java task:
>
> <java classname="net.sf.saxon.Transform" fork="true">
> <arg value="o ./xml/20070823.d.xml" />
> <arg value="./xml/20070823.c.xml" />
> <arg value="./xslt/stage-1.xslt" />
> <arg
> value="position-codes=H:/reports-FY07/hiring-report/xml/position-translation.xml"
> />
> </java>
Here you also don't specify a classpath, so you rely on an externally
defined CLASSPATH env var...
Your <java> invocation is wrong. value is for a single arg, and "o
file" is not a single arg.
<arg value="-o"/> <arg file="..."/> is the correct way, or <arg
line="-o file"/>, but using <arg file> lets Ant do the right things
with file names.
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