now that we use Saxon for XSLT, it's quite common to see messages about
"Recoverable errors" in GeoNetwork's console. Although these may not
indicate an ideal state of affairs, it appears they also do not mean that
things actually go wrong.
Because this clutters my console I'd like to suppress these messages. Does
anyone know how you can tell Saxon to be more quiet ?
to method transform, and something similar to method transformFOP
I'm testing to make sure we don't lose other useful info etc but it looks like this does the job.
Cheers,
Simon
heikki wrote:
hello lists,
now that we use Saxon for XSLT, it's quite common to see messages about "Recoverable errors" in GeoNetwork's console. Although these may not indicate an ideal state of affairs, it appears they also do not mean that things actually go wrong.
Because this clutters my console I'd like to suppress these messages. Does anyone know how you can tell Saxon to be more quiet ?
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to method transform, and something similar to method transformFOP
I'm testing to make sure we don't lose other useful info etc but it looks
like this does the job.
Cheers,
Simon
heikki wrote:
hello lists,
now that we use Saxon for XSLT, it's quite common to see messages about
"Recoverable errors" in GeoNetwork's console. Although these may not
indicate an ideal state of affairs, it appears they also do not mean that
things actually go wrong.
Because this clutters my console I'd like to suppress these messages. Does
anyone know how you can tell Saxon to be more quiet ?
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