XMLSpy: non-terminating xsl:message?

[Bo]

Can XMLSpy (and AltovaXML) be "persuaded" to continue processing after
issuing a (conditional) xsl:message? I've tried with terminate="no" and
terminate="false", but the engine stops regardless. Only in debug mode
will the xslt engine continue after displaying the message.
Here's a code snippet:
<xsl:if test="string-length($ProductName) > $LongName">
<xsl:message terminate="no">Long name: <xsl:value-of
select="$ProductName"/></xsl:message>
</xsl:if>

[Joseph Kesselman]

Bo wrote:

Can XMLSpy (and AltovaXML) be "persuaded" to continue processing after
issuing a (conditional) xsl:message? I've tried with terminate="no" and
terminate="false", but the engine stops regardless.

Sounds like a bug in those tools. What happens if you don't specify the
terminate attribute at all?


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[Bo]

Joe,

with or without the terminate atribute - the reaction is the same. Full
stop with error message, and no output generated.

/Bo

[Joe Kesselman]

Try another tool?
Try XMLSpy's support?

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