Hi all,
I don't know if this is the right place to post this, but if anyone could
help, I would very much appreciate...
I am trying to apply an XSLT stylesheet onto an XML generated by a java
object. What the code does is this :
(...)
// configure transformer
TransformerFactory transformerFactory =
TransformerFactory.newInstance();
Source topicMapToDocbookXSLT = new
StreamSource(getServlet().getServletContext().getResourceAsStream("/xsl/topi
cMapVersDocbook.xsl"));
Transformer topicMapToDocbookTransformer =
transformerFactory.newTransformer(topicMapToDocbookXSLT);
// get XML source
Document XMLTopicMap = tm.toXML();
DOMSource s = new DOMSource(XMLTopicMap);
// serialize source in a file
tmOs = new FileOutputStream("topicMap.xml");
XMLUtils.serialize(XMLTopicMap, tmOs);
// apply XSLT
DOMResult afterTmBeforeDocbook = new DOMResult();
topicMapToDocbookTransformer.transform(new
DOMSource(XMLTopicMap),afterTmBeforeDocbook);
// serialize result
beforeDocbookOs = new FileOutputStream("afterTmBeforeDocbook.xml");
XMLUtils.serialize(afterTmBeforeDocbook.getNode(), beforeDocbookOs);
(...)
The serialized XML source is OK, and it is what the XSLT stylesheet expect.
When I run the transformation by hand on the command line, with both the
source and the stylesheet in the same directory, everything works fine (i.e
: the issue is not on the generated XML source or in the stylesheet itself).
But in this code, it just gives an empty output (I don't get any
exceptions). This code is in a servlet, the XSLT stylesheet is in a .war
file, which is itself in a .ear file. Could this have any influence on the
way the stylesheet works ? should I use something like "setURIresolver" or
"setSystemId" ? ...
In fact it behaves like the XSLT stylesheet got an empty XML input ... What
am I doing wrong ?
Any help or comments welcome ! Thanks in advance
Tom
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