W. Eliot Kimber wrote:
This seems simple enough. Now the question I have is: how best to tell the NodeSortRecord class about my Collator implementation?I have modified the XSLTC code to add a CollatorFactory abstract class that has a getCollator() method, which is called by NodeSortRecord. getCollator takes language and country arguments (as for java.util.Locator's constructor). The default implementation simply constructs a Locale and then does Collator.getInstance(locale) to construct a locale-specific collator.
I use a property (org.apache.xml.xsltc.COLLATOR_FACTORY) to specify the class name of my own CollatorFactory implementation on the java command line, That class then goes through my configuration mechanism to get a collator for a particular locale.
This all works great.
What I haven't been able to figure out yet is how to get the lang and country attributes from xsl:sort to the NodeSortRecord's init() method in order to be able to construct the appropriate Collator object. Can someone help me unravel the many levels of indirection here?
Thanks,
Eliot
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