Hi,
If you can reduce this to a small sample program, including a source
stylesheet and source XML file, then we can try to reproduce this. If you
can do this, then create a Bugzilla report and attach everything.
Dave
Swaminathan A
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Subject: RE:
XalanTransformer::transform fails in Xalan 1.5
09/02/2003 10:18
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Thanx for the response Mr.Mark.
It is not multithreaded.At one time i am having only one XalanTransformer
object.
All the transformations are to the same target but at one time only one
XalanTransformer object writes into the target.
I don't see any reason for the target file getting locked as it is a single
threaded application.
In an single threaded application the XSLT transformation is done by
getting
the input xml file and its xsl file.
This application is executed in a loop for 80000 times so there is not
chance of a target file getting locked.
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Weaver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 02, 2003 11:29 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: XalanTransformer::transform fails in Xalan 1.5
>
> I tried the same call with Xalan 1.5 built with SP3 ( DownLoaded
> from Site).
> In that case fails sporadically in the ratio of 80 Failures / 80000
> Attempts.
>
> The function call returns -1 and getlasterror returns
> "XalanFileOutputStreamOpenException: Error opening file:
> c:\temp\ValidationError.xml. The C++ run-time error code (errno) is 0.
(,
> line -1, column -1)"
>
> c:\temp\ValidationError.xml is the output XSLT tranformed file.
>
Is this multi-threaded? Are you using separate XalanTransformer objects
per
thread? Are all the transformations to the same target? You need to
provide more details -- there are a number of reasons that you might not be
able to open the output file, e.g. too many open files for the process, or
something else has it locked.
Mark
