I have a stylesheet that uses xsltsl for date format conversion. It worked fine when running using xalan in command mode. But while invoking the sheet using xalan through java api, I get several messages like:
Element type "parametername" must be declared.
INFO [STDOUT] [Error] stdlib.xsl:208:23: Element type "listitem" must be declared.
INFO [STDOUT] [Error] stdlib.xsl:209:21: Element type "para" must be declared.
INFO [STDOUT] [Error] stdlib.xsl:209:87: Element type "parametername" must be declared.
INFO [STDOUT] [Error] stdlib.xsl:213:19: Element type "listitem" must be declared...
The transformation works - but just that the messages are worrisome and result in unnecessary IO. So I would like to avoid them.
Anything I am doing wrong or need to differently to avoid the messages?
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Hello,
I have a stylesheet that uses xsltsl for date format conversion. It worked fine when running using xalan in command mode. But while invoking the sheet using xalan through java api, I get several messages like:
Element type "parametername" must be declared.
INFO [STDOUT] [Error] stdlib.xsl:208:23: Element type "listitem" must be declared.
INFO [STDOUT] [Error] stdlib.xsl:209:21: Element type "para" must be declared.
INFO [STDOUT] [Error] stdlib.xsl:209:87: Element type "parametername" must be declared.
INFO [STDOUT] [Error] stdlib.xsl:213:19: Element type "listitem" must be declared...
The transformation works - but just that the messages are worrisome and result in unnecessary IO. So I would like to avoid them.
Anything I am doing wrong or need to differently to avoid the messages?