>
>
> Those numbers seem AWFULLY wrong... The parse time is right, but the
> transformation... NAAAAH... Can you check out using the JAXP-1.1 package
> from Sun (including the Apache CRIMSON parser and the Apache XALAN XSL
> transformer version 2.0)... Those should significantly reduce the time...
>
> Pier
>
This is code I'm currently using to transform my XML-documents (Xalan 1.21):
String xslDocument = <path-to-xsl-document-to-use>
XSLTProcessorFactory.getProcessor().process(
new XSLTInputSource(document),
new XSLTInputSource("file:///" + xslDocument),
//new XSLTInputSource(new FileReader(xslDocument)),
new XSLTResultTarget(response.getOutputStream())
);
As you can see, I'm currently passing the path to the XSL-document like
this:
"file:///" + xslDocument
Even I can see it isn't meant to be done in that way. But, when using the
commented line instead with the FileReader-object, the current working
directory
gets screwed up.
In my XSL-documents, I use following line to include another XSL-document:
<xsl:include href="default.xsl" />
With that line, I expect it to look for default.xsl in the same directory as
the
the original file. However, when using the FileReader above, the
"current working directory" gets set to E:\Tomcat\bin - the dir where I
start my
servlet engine. When using "file:///" + <path-to-xsl>, the dir is correctly
set.
I don't know if this is a bug or if I'm doing something wrong. I've tried to
switch
to Xalan 2.00, but I've been unable to get it to work.
If anyone has a code example showing how to transform a DOM-object with a
XSL-document
(loaded from a file) I'd really appreciate if you could send it.
[ Matthias Carlsson ]
[ Programmer (Java, XML/XSL, CGI/Perl, HTML/JS) ] [ Web Designer ]
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