Hi Hekio
I changed the XML and XSL sample and it just worked ;o)
Thanks for your help, Hong.
>From: Heiko Braun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
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>Subject: RE: Re: Fwd: Re: XSLTService with JSPs
>Date: Thu, 21 Jun 2001 09:51:52 +0100 (BST)
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>On Wed, 20 Jun 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>-|transformedDoc = serv.transform(xsl, new FileReader(DEFAULT_DOC_PATH +
>xml));
>-|
>-|is giving me back the xsl file!
>
>are you sure it is the xsl file?
>or is it the unparsed xml source. this easily
>happens when the given xslsheet cant't be found.
>make sure you have set the correct path to your stylesheets
>in TR.props:
>
> --- SNIP ---
>
> [...]
> services.XSLTService.path = /resources/
>
> --- /SNIP ---
>
>this points to the directory where the XSLTService is looking for
>the stylesheet.
>
>-|Is it possible you can send me your turbine properties file? Or can you
>spot anything really silly which I've done?
>
>i pasted the important part above.
>
>
>-|Thanks again, Hong.
>-|
>-|Original Message:
>-|-----------------
>-|Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2001 20:02:59 +0100 (BST)
>-|To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>-|Subject: Re: Fwd: Re: XSLTService with JSPs
>-|
>-|
>-|On Wed, 20 Jun 2001, FWC Stylist Hong Wong wrote:
>-|
>-|-|I've had a go at trying to use the XSLT service but am getting the XSL
>file
>-|-|back as the transformed doc!
>-|
>-|thats because i use turbine with velocity.
>-|the xml file gets transformed and is then put
>-|into the velocity context as a string object.
>-|this way, you can place the resulting html anywhere in your screen.
>-|
>-|-|I'm a little confused [new to XSL] because the we pass in the path to
>the
>-|-|XSL file as part of the call to the transform method. But, usually you
>-|-|specify the XSL stylesheet in the XML source file [i.e. we seem to be
>-|-|specifying it twice]!
>-|
>-|yeah, thats correct. usally you specify the xslsheet in the
>-|xml file. thats where the parser looks (i.e. xalan) to locate
>-|the correct stylesheet. cocoon works the same way.
>-|
>-|with the turbine XSLT service it works a little different,
>-|as the xslsheet definition is part of the transform method.
>-|
>-|this way you can choose on the fly ,
>-|which xslsheet to take for the transformation.
>-|
>-|-|If I remove the reference to the XSL file from my XML source file I
>then get
>-|-|a badly formed XML file exception!
>-|
>-|well, i tried your source files in my app.
>-|with or without the processing instruction it works fine.
>-|
>-|i dont know about your requirements.
>-|but if you choose turbine just for the xslt service,
>-|then you should also take a look at cocoon, which makes
>-|the whole transformation somehow easier.
>-|
>-|hope that helps,
>-|
>-|heiko
>-|
>-|
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