Note that transofrmations on request and answer can be easily achieved using
two transformation services and using an EIP routing slip.
routingslip -> request transformation
-> service
-> response transformation
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On 8/21/06, radu3000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here are the relevant steps for the Transformation Component:
a. it receives a buisenss entity like request -
PlanIndicatorRequest.xml;
b. it transforms (PlanIndicatorRequest.xquery) it into a select query -
plan_indicator_select.xml;
c. passes the response to the client which executes the sql query and
gets back a - resultset.xml;
d. it receives the resutset.xml and merges the request xml and resultset
xml into a - merged_resultset.xml
e. it finally applies a transformation (PlanIndicatorResponse.xquery)
to get back a business entilty like response xml to the client -response.xml
The next thing we are working is to create a transfomation repository (just
a set of tables) that captures:
1. Request/Response templates (schemas if you wish).
2. Corresponding Request/Response xqueries.
3. Relationships between templates and corresponding xqueries.
We need this for role separation - Data Modelers would provide an SQL based
on particular template and Xquery/BusinessDomain Specialists will provide
corresponding translation xqueries. The xqueries and could be preloaded and
precompiled (nux approach) so that it fast to get a transformation.
The big advantage is that XQuery is truly language independent (XML).
Persisting them to a repository we achieve the goal of rolling out a global
transromation componnet (some say dictionary - although it is more than
this...)
gnodet wrote:
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> On 8/18/06, radu3000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I can see that servicemix does support XPATH, and XSLT - although I am
>> not
>> sure what exact version.
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> Mainly 1.0
>
>>
>> Do you have plans to embeed XQuery (saxon) for various transformations?
>> say
>> from a domain model based xml into rdbms and back. I do have a working
>> protype/infrastructure - I can share...
>
> Yeah, I guess it could be very useful.
> What are the features of your component currently ?
>
>
>>
>> Regards,
>> Radu.
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> Cheers,
> Guillaume Nodet
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