Re: Using javax.xml.transform.Source variable as a parameter for x:transform

[Dennis Warren]

It seems to work ok.  I had the path wrong to the stylesheet when I was 
generating a source object.  For some reason, there failed to be any 
exception being thrown to indicate that the stylesheet could not be 
located.  In any event, for future reference, here is sample code for 
someone else:

                   <%StreamSource source = new 
StreamSource("file://c:/resin-2.1.11/stylesheets/SearchForm.xslt");
                      pageContext.setAttribute("mySource", source);
                    %>
                    <c:catch var="e">
                           <x:transform xml="${miniDoc}" 
xslt="${mySource}" />
                     </c:catch>

Thanks for the response, Kris.

-Dennis

Kris Schneider wrote:

So, assuming you've done one of the following in a servlet or filter or...:

servletContext.setAttribute("xformSource", xformSource)
session.setAttribute("xformSource", xformSource)
request.setAttribute("xformSource", xformSource)
You should be able to do:

<x:transform xslt="${xformSource}" .../>

Have you tried something similar and it's not working?

Quoting Dennis Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

 

I'm trying to specify a javax.xml.transform.Source variable for the 
attribute of "xslt".  However, I'm not too sure how to do this.  The 
reason I want to do this is because I want to avoid importing a document 
via c:import.  I'm setting the "xsltSystemId" attribute and using my own 
custom caching transformer implementation, and therefore do not need to 
use c:import as long as I specify an xsltSystemId attribute.  With 
specifying a javax.xml.transform.Source variable, I hope to avoid the 
"xsltSystemId" attribute all together.

Any suggestions would be greatful.  I have yet to see any examples of 
using this type of variable for the "xslt" attribute of x:transform, but 
the spec says it's applicable.

thanks,

-Dennis
   

 

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