Hi,
I am able to replace attributes in my XSLT file via Java. To replace
page-height="297mm"
with
page-height="{$page-height}"
in my Java I would do this:
transformer.setParameter( "page-height", "297mm" );
However, is it possible to replace the argument for an 'if' test?
For example, say I have:
<xsl:if test="fruit='apple'">
...snip...
</xsl:if>
then the contents will be rendered/processed if my XML data file contains a
section where fruit = apple.
What I want to do is pass 'apple' via Java, because it may not always be
'apple' that I want to test.
I have found that if I have in my Java
transformer.setParameter( "fruit-name", "apple" );
and my XSLT
<xsl:if test="fruit={$fruit-name}">
...snip...
</xsl:if>
the test fails. It's possible that I may have to single quote the "apple"
passed in via Java to look like "'apple'" but no go. I have also tried
passing in the whole test line:
transformer.setParameter( "fruit-test", "name='apple'" );
and
<xsl:if test="{$fruit-test}">
...snip...
</xsl:if>
But still no go.
Any ideas? Is it possible to see/output the XSLT after FOP has done the
parameter substitution?
Thanks in advance,
Bernmeister.
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