I am using the XSL Transformer class in java (in my case, it's Java 8). I have some error messages such as:
Avertissements de compilateur :
file:/D:/Java/a661Xmltool/samplesCopy/metadata/Transforms/Part1/DataSpaceXSD/GenerateDataSpaceXSD_V1_0withEXSLT.xsl: line 1160: Attribut 'base' à l'extérieur de l'élément.
Avertissements de compilateur :
file:/D:/Java/a661Xmltool/samplesCopy/metadata/Transforms/Part1/DataSpaceXSD/GenerateDataSpaceXSD_V1_0withEXSLT.xsl: line 1160: Attribut 'base' à l'extérieur de l'élément.
ERROR: 'Erreur de syntaxe dans 'text( )'.'
My machine has a French Locale, but I would prefer to have the messages in English. Is it possible to do that like it is with the SAXParser class?
For example, in the SAXParser, you can do:
try {
parser.setProperty("http://apache.org/xml/properties/locale", locale);
} catch (SAXException ex) {
}
I tried with the transformer:
transformer.setParameter("http://apache.org/xml/properties/locale", locale);
but to no avail.
To be more clear, I am asking about the Xalan implementation, which is the default Java implementation. I looked in the Xalan documentation, and found nothing.
This may not be what you want, but one option would be setting the locale of the entire JVM from the command line with the options:
java ... -Duser.country=US and -Duser.lang=en
Perusing the Xalan code, it seems that message resources are always loaded as a function of the default locale, hence I don't think that you can set a local specifically for Xalan. Too bad because that should be fairly simple to implement.