Hi Oliver,
Please make sure you reply to the list, instead of to me privately.
I _am_ recommending you use Xalan's "DOM" implementation. The way you do
that is through SAX events and a XalanDocumentBuilder instance. Xalan's
DOM cannot be built through standard DOM APIs.
You can use the Xerces DOM, but it has to be wrapped in a translation
layer, and that's expensive.
Hope that helps...
Dave
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Hmmm,
so you wouldn't recommend using Xalan's DOM implementation to create a
document?
I'll have a look at DocumentBuilder, thanks.
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Hi Oliver,
I'm not sure I understand exactly what you're looking for. If you just
want to transform an XML document in a file using a stylesheet it a file,
take a look at the either the SimpleTransform sample or the XalanTransform
sample.
If you're trying to create the input tree programmatically, the best way to
do that is through SAX events. For that, take a look at the
DocumentBuilder sample.
Dave
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Hi folks,
I don't know if this is too much to ask, but I'm having a little trouble
deciphering the API documentation.
I just need a simple example such as the following:
Create a simple DOM from scratch like so:
<x>
<y></y>
</x>
Pass the DOM as a XSLTInputSource to XalanTransformer::transform() with a
filename parameter
That simple.
A function implementation such as
void transform(char* filename) { ... }
would be perfect.
TIA,
Oliver White
Software Engineer
Westinghouse Signals Australia
