There might have been a problem with the version 2.0.4 download of the IBM Alphaworks
XML4J parser that LotusXSL uses. I saw:
XSL Error: Found version 1.1D13 of XML4J.
This version of LotusXSL doesn't work with versions less than
1.1.14 of XML4J!
After going back and downloading a newer 2.0.6 version, I no longer get his error.
Read the Readme in the LotusXSL download for information on setup and where to get the
latest XML4J.
The LotusXSL download has a sample servlet (see
examples/domino/DominoXMLXSLServlet.java in the LotusXSL download) which illustrates
how to translate Lotus NSF databases to XML. I've isolated below the interesting
lines in doGet(). The action happens in XSLProcess's process method which takes your
XML in its (1st) Reader argument and emits HTML in its (2nd) Writer argument.
...
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import com.lotus.xsl.*;
...
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res)
throws ServletException, IOException
{
...
Reader xmlReader;
(construct xmlReader and place your XML in it)
...
try {
XSLProcessor xslprocessor =
new XSLProcessor(new com.lotus.xsl.xml4j.ProcessXSL());
xslprocessor.process(xmlReader, res.getWriter());
} catch (Error err) {
...
} catch (Exception e) {
...
}
...
}
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