Closed tofi86 closed 5 years ago
If you add @failonerror="true"
to <java>
, the error is caught.
(The attribute is going to be added by xspec/xspec#266.)
Looks like this is no longer reproduced on 1.2.1. (The ANT [XSpec for XSLT]
pane opens automatically on failure. There you can see what the actual error is.)
Version 1.21. of the plugin bundles version 1.2.0 of XSpec. I probably ported the @failonerror
fix as well (I see it it in the build_report.xml
).
If the tested XSLT produces an error (e.g. because of a
document($uri)
function where the$uri
can't be accessed) the result pane is empty, no error is thrown and you have no chance to debug but install xspec as standalone application.This happens with latest release, tested yesterday.