Re: Transforming with XML in database

[Charles Yates]

If you've got a AbstractSAXSource that gets stuff from the database how 
about writing a similar AbstractStreamSource that retrieves your 
stylesheets and then just use the TraxTransformer?  Or modify your 
existing Source to do both toSAX() and getInputStream() efficiently.  
(I'm referring to the cocoon 2.0.4 version of Source here)

<map:match type="request" pattern="customTransform">
 <map:generate type="file" src="cxml-sax://get-page"/>
 <map:transform type="xslt" src="cxml-stream://get-xslt"/>
 <map:serialize type="xml"/>
</map:match>
Charles

Collin VanDyck wrote:

We've got a database of XSLT documents, and I'd like to be able to 
selectively apply one of those transforms at some point in my pipeline.
 
We also generate XML from the database by extending AbstractSAXSource, 
and implementing a pseudo-protocol that calls it.
 
I'd like to be able to say something like:
 
<match type="request" pattern="customTransform">
    <map:generate src="cxml-page://get-page"/>
    <map:transform src="cxml-xform://get-xslt"/>
    <map:serialize>
</match>
 
All I really want to do is to grab the XML from the database, and 
shove it in the pipeline at the transform stage.  Any tips on how to 
do this would be appreciated.  I looked into extending an 
AbstractTransformer, but I don't think that's the way to go, as I'm 
not interested in the individual elements and events... I just want to 
run it thru an arbitrary stylesheet.
 
thanks!
Collin
 
 




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