Since I need to make a choice between a number of different exceptions
to throw I used a xalan java extension, and then an exception selector
in the handle-errors section.
This did the trick. In the transform I have defined
<exception:statusCode200/> which will cause Java to throw a
StatusCode200Exception which I can pick up in the handle-errors section
and return <map:serialize type="xml" status-code="200"/>
Using the java extension allows me to easily define which error code
that I wish to throw and to pick based on an xsl:if or xsl:choose.
Thanks for the advice, it worked out great,
Dan
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 10.04.2006 08:34, Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
I don't think there is a standard way of throwing Exceptions from
XSLT code, but calling a small Java extension class from XSLT to
throw the Exception should do the trick, if you need to do this from
XSLT.
I could not read from his message that he needs exceptions from XSLT,
but there is an easy solution for it: <xsl:message terminate="yes"/>.
Regards,
Jörg
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