Saxon

Legacy ID: #7164043 Legacy Poster: Talmage (qnox)

I compile and run XSL sheets each in their own java.lang.Runnable instance. I have my runner class implement the error listener class so each runnable instance can track errors related to its compilation and execution. I am able to track errors related to compilation just fine. However, if an error occurs during execution of the transformation the default Saxon error handler is called, printing the error to the standard error stream and throwing an exception. What do I need to do to set the error handler used for execution errors as I did for compile errors? public void run() { //myGlobalSaxonProcessor is shared application wide in a static member. XsltCompiler comp = myGlobalSaxonProcessor.newXsltCompiler(); //This works great, I am able to catch/handle compiler errors. comp.setErrorListener(this); XsltTransformer trans = comp.compile(mySource).load(); /* What do I need to do here to catch errors and preven the default error handler from printing errors to the standard error stream? */ trans.transform(); }