Try using "arg:/_output" as the output URI. So,
// create associative list to pass in parameters to
Sablotron
char * arglist [] =
{
"/_output", NULL,
NULL
};
char * pcOutBuf = NULL;
int nError = (int) SablotProcess ("file:/myxsl.xsl",
"file:/myxml.xml",
"arg:/_output",
NULL,
arglist,
&pcOutBuf);
// pcOutBuf should contain your XSL output, if no error
occurred
You might want to experiment with this a bit. I found out how
SablotProcessStrings called SablotProcess to figure out things. You may have
to set up arglist differently, that is, as
char * arglist [] =
{
"/_output", &pcOutBuf
NULL
};
Under the covers, a thread context is created. If you want finer control of
things use SablotRunProcessor and SablotGetResultArg.
-----Original Message-----
From: Gabe Ernst-Edwards [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 10:35 AM
To: Sablotron Mailing List
Subject: [Sab] Returning XML in a buffer
Hello.
I'm trying to programmatically do XSL transforms using Sablotron. I'd like
to be able to handle two situations: The first is that I have the source
XML and XSL in a memory buffer. I always want the output XML in a memory
buffer. I can handle this situation with SablotProcessStrings.
The second situation is that I have URIs for the source XML and XSL. Again,
I need the output XML in a memory buffer. It seems that SablotProcess will
handle this for me, except that it will only output the XML to a URI. Is
there a way that I can get the output into a buffer?
Thanks
Gabe Ernst-Edwards
Principle Software Engineer, PegaCONNECT
Pegasystems Inc.
