This is just for my benefit really so that next time I Google this problem there will be a solution out there, but maybe it helps somone else too.
When creating my XSLT extension, which is a bunch of static methods in a class I kept getting the error below when using the "insert xslt:value-of" button.
Cannot create an abstract class.
Exception Details: System.MissingMethodException: Cannot create an abstract class.
It turns out that this is because I made my class static - normally quite acceptable for a class of static methods, but removing the static keyword solves the problem.
I hope that this helps someone else out there and saves an hour or two, or possibly just my future self (hi future self).
XSLT Extension - Cannot create an abstract class
This is just for my benefit really so that next time I Google this problem there will be a solution out there, but maybe it helps somone else too.
When creating my XSLT extension, which is a bunch of static methods in a class I kept getting the error below when using the "insert xslt:value-of" button.
Cannot create an abstract class.
Exception Details: System.MissingMethodException: Cannot create an abstract class.
It turns out that this is because I made my class static - normally quite acceptable for a class of static methods, but removing the static keyword solves the problem.
I hope that this helps someone else out there and saves an hour or two, or possibly just my future self (hi future self).
Cheers
Steve
You can't use static classes. You have to have a non-static class with a public default constructor to make an xslt extension.
Oh good, spent a good bit of time tearing my hair out on this one... Worked like a charm when I removed the static modifier from the class.
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