You can supply your own ErrorListener, perhaps written as a
subclass of StandardErrorListener, with an override for its warning()
method.
Alternatively, for this particular error condition, you
could supply your own URIResolver, perhaps as a subclass of the
StandardURIResolver, which doesn't throw an exception when the requested file
doesn't exist.
You can also set -warnings:silent from the command line (or
the equivalent via the Configuration API) to suppress all messages relating to
errors that the XSLT spec defines as "recoverable errors". However, this is a
rather blunt instrument, and might well mask mistakes in your coding that you
would be better off knowing about.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
Hi,
I am
getting:
Recoverable error on line 110 of
xsd2cam.xsl:
FODC0002: Exception thrown by URIResolver: File
bundleentry://599/xsl/xsd2cam/xsd2cam.xsl not found
How
can I suppress this?
Martin
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