Hi,
We create XML org.w3c.dom.Document using using Xerces document
implementation (look: xml.apache.org).
Then the org.w3c.dom.Document object is processed using com.lotus.xsl
package and XSL templates. By the way, as far as I am concerned
com.lotus.xsl is only wrapper to the org.apache.Xalan package.
We find the process of creating the Document effortful as there is lot of
programistic job. We wish we improved it. It seems to be weak point of our
implementation process.
So the point is:
How to create dynamic XML?
We use DOM. We consider JSP - but how transform JSP output to HTML on the
server side.
We also consider getting the XML stream from lower layers (bussiness logic
or data).
What do other folks on the list think about this issue?
Here is transformation code snippet (this is pseudocode):
import com.lotus.xsl;
XSLTProcessorFactory pf = new
org.apache.xalan.xslt.XSLTProcessorFactory();
XSLTProcessor xproc = pf.getProcessor();
XSLTInputSource ins= new XSLTInputSource(doc.get());
xproc.process(new XSLTInputSource( instance of org.w3c.dom.Document
class ),
new XSLTInputSource(new
FileInputStream("pathToXSL")),
new XSLTResultTarget (new
FileOutputStream(PrintWriter)));
Jarek Mikienko
-----Original Message-----
From: Matthias Carlsson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 11:26 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Creating Dynamic XML
Hi,
I believe I asked a similar question recently, but any replies I
got were lost :(
I want to - in my servlet - create dynamic XML from some information I get
from
a SQL server. I then want to transform this dynamic XML document using a
XSL document and send the output (in this case, HTML) to the client/browser.
The XSL document is a plain text file; the only thing that should be
generated
dynamically is the XML.
I was wondering if someone has done anything similar, and what packaged you
used to create the XML and then to tranform it using XSL.
Small code examples would be great.
Thanks,
[ Matthias Carlsson ]
[ Programmer (Java, CGI/Perl, Javascript, HTML) ] [ Web Designer ]
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