Ken, I had to do a bit of hunting in the Xalan API but I found the
TransformerImpl.transformToString() method:
The following snippet worked for me:
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String elemValue = "";
TransformerImpl transf = XSLPC.getTransformer();
try{
elemValue = transf.transformToString(EEC);
} catch (TransformerException e){}
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Nathan
kenh...@nc.rr.com wrote:
Sorry about the dumb question, but I'm struggling with an extension
element and getting its content.
I'm running Xalan-J 2.7.1, and am trying to implement an extension
element like
<my:element attrib1="foo" attrib2="bar">text1<xsl:value-of
select="$var"/>text2</my:element>
My java looks like
public void element(XSLProcessorContext XSLPC, ElemExtensionCall EEC) {
String foo = EEC.getAttribute("foo",
XSLPC.getContextNode(),XSLPC.getTransformer()); // works fine
String bar =
EEC.getAttribute("bar",XSLPC.getContextNode(),XSLPC.getTransformer());
// works fine
// get content, somehow
}
So far, in order to get to the content, preferably with the
xsl:value-of already executed, I've tried:
EEC.getFirstChild() --> ElemTemplateElement error: Function not
supported!
EEC.getParentNode() --> ElemTemplateElement error: Function not
supported!
EEC.getFirstChildElem() --> ElemTemplateElement error: Function not
supported!
EEC.getChildNodes().item(0) --> ElemTemplateElement error: Function
not supported!
XSLPC.getTransformer.getCurrentElement.getParentNode() -->
ElemTemplateElement error: Function not supported!
So, this has to be brain-dead simple, but I've looked through the
archives and haven't been able to dig up the solution.
Thanks,
Ken
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Nathan Nadeau
n...@gleim.com
Software Development
Gleim Publications, Inc.
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