Hi Howard !!
Here is code snippet i use in my current work
XML ( as java string ) + XALAN XSLT processor - one difference i have static
XSL files in server file system and returned for me like a precompiled
stylesheet
if somthing will not be clear mail to list :).
tips at the end of the message.
Regards
Valik.
//
<%@ page import="org.apache.xalan.xslt.*" %>
<%
sRequest = request;
sResponse = response;
sSession = request.getSession(false);
if (sSession == null) response.sendRedirect("main?op=restrict");
System.out.println(" JSP NMSJobTemplateDlg - Getting request");
......
StringBuffer tResultXML = new StringBuffer("");
tResultXML.append(generateOutputXML());
logWriter.log(" JSP NMSJobTemplateDlg - output - #### " +
tResultXML.toString() + " ####", logWriter.INFO);
XSLTProcessor proc = XSLTProcessorFactory.getProcessor();
WebEnvironment appenv = (WebEnvironment) application.getAttribute( "env" );
XSLTPool theXSLTPool = (XSLTPool) appenv.getProvider( "XSLTPool" );
props.clear();
props.put( "name",
ebUtil.getSingleParameterAsString( params,"opDialogName", "" ) );
props.put( "path", "jsp/" +
ebUtil.getSingleParameterAsString( params,"opDialogPackageName","" ) );
proc.setStylesheet( (StylesheetRoot)theXSLTPool.getNamedResource("",props) )
;
proc.process(new XSLTInputSource((new
StringReader(tResultXML.toString()))),
null,
new XSLTResultTarget(response.getWriter())
);
%>
proc.process(new XSLTInputSource((new
StringReader(tResultXML.toString()))),
null,
new XSLTResultTarget(response.getWriter()) ;
1 parameter - XML : file or string or input reader
2 parameter - XSL : the same plus if xml contains referense to XSL
stylesheet used it if no and null is passed -> error
2 parameter - output source - thesane as 1
Sorry i don't have time to write more. please refer to xalan docs
again good luck
Vlik
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