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Hi David
Actually that constructor looks wrong; it allows
you to create a DOMDocument which contains any old Element whereas it should
probably restrict to just DOMElement objects.
I'll patch the constructor. I'd recommend using the
DOMWriter anyways, then you can handle any dom4j document, whether it supports
DOM natively or not. (DOMWriter is optimized to detect native
DOMDocuments).
James
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, April 13, 2002 2:55
AM
Subject: RE: [dom4j-user] Passing
parameters to xslt
This
won't work?
DOMDocument domDoc = new
DOMDocument(paramDoc);
Where paramDoc is a dom4j Element?
Saxon will probably expect the parameter to be
a DOM node so you can use DOMWriter (in org.dom4j.io) to create a W3C DOM
node.
e.g.
Document doc = ...;
DOMWriter writer = new
DOMWriter();
org.w3c.dom.Document domDoc = writer.write (
doc );
You can also use a DOMDocumentFactory (in
org.dom4j.dom) to create dom4j documents which are also W3C DOM trees as
well - though this DOM implementation still needs a bit more work to be
fully conformant so the above is probably the safest option for
now.
James
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Friday, April 12, 2002 11:15
PM
Subject: [dom4j-user] Passing
parameters to xslt
I need to pass
a dom4J Document to an xslt transformation as an xslt parameter. I'm
using Saxon. Does anyone know if I can just pass the dom4J Document
object using Transformer.setParameter() from TrAX, or do I have to
convert it into a w3c DOM first?
Also, how do I
convert a dom4j Document into a w3c
DOM?
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