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Subject: RE: problem with XSLT tranformation using Xalan
Hi Michael,
Please download Xalan-C++ 1.5. It has support for the new Xerces DOM.
The old DOM is now deprecated because the performance of the new D
Thanks for the response. I'll be getting 1.5 over the next few days.
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Hi Michael,
Please dow
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y
you could just use the deprecated DOMParser instead of XercesDOMParser,
but is that dangerous? Why is it deprecated?
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Hi David,
I tried out the tranformation of an xml file the same way you've stated below and it worked fine.
But my requirement is to transform a document of type XalanDocument* . An XSLTInputSource object can be created with a XalanDocument object which can then be passed to the transform() met
So it would seem there are (at least) two methodologies for transforming an
XML document one wants to ensure has been validated.
1. parse and validate foo.xml with Xerces.
pass a XercesDOMWrapperParsedSource version of foo.xml to Xalan.
2. parse and validate foo.xml with Xerces.
transform w
Unless you really need to use the Xerces DOM, you should avoid it. Here's
a much simpler version without it:
XalanTranformer::intialize();
{
XalanTransformer theTransformer;
int theResult =
theTransformer.transform("foo.xml","foo.xsl","foo.out");
cout << "the
