Unale to get XSLT object in interface mapping

Hi
i had imported the zip file contaning xslt file for mapping in Import Archives .But during interface mapping, integration builder is not able to show me the created import archive object.
Please Help me out.

Hai Mitesh,
After u r importing a Zip file ( which the zip file contains (.xsl extension...)), make sure in the interface mapping to select xsl type and clik F4 to Select the zip file in the mapping program... and if u doesnt see ...
try by clicking Environment --> Cache notifications and click refresh for some secs... then proceed with above steps u will definitely get...
Regards,
sridhar reddy . k

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Joe,
most likely your XSLT is outputting a not well-formed XML message.
Remove message mapping from the mapping list and execute it again, to check output.
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1st, you need to pass the "inputparam" parameter from the XSLT runtime to the Java function (it needs to be one of the input parameters for the executed java function).
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The AbstractTrace and StreamTransformationConstants classes can be found in the aii_map_api.jar file (used in Java mappings).
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