Hi Eduard,
If you want to speed-up the transformation process, you could manually
transform your XForms files using xsltforms.xsl and store the results as static
files on server, and keep the xsltforms folder available under the folder you
store the static files.
You can do it with almost any XSLT processor, but Saxon is recommendable. And
works for any webserver capable of serving static files.
This could be useful if your XForms don’t change too often and are not
dynamically generated.
Hope this helps,
- Bill
De: Eduard Tarassov [mailto:[email protected]]
Enviado el: jueves, 31 de julio de 2014 7:45 a. m.
Para: [email protected]
Asunto: [Xsltforms-support] XSLTForms on Tomcat
Hello Sir/Madam,
I really like your project. It is impressive. But, unfortunately, so far I am
having some problems. I have perfectly launched your client side xforms to xml
transformations, but also I want to make the same on the server-side level.
Especially on the Tomcat.
Is it possible to run XSLT transformation from XFORMS by using just Jersey
class and Tomcat server in Eclipse?
I did that perfectly with xml to xul transformation, but your javascript file
to operate on transform is so huge (as well as xsl file). Is it really the only
way to complete client-side XSLT transformation with XFORMS? Or there is also a
way to build it with java?
I've seen your suggestions about using the ASP.net, HTTP server or eXist db.
But I think they do not suit me.
Thank you very much for your help. I will very appreciate you!
With best regards,
Eduard Tarassov
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