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Subject: [list4xt] Re: Using XT to process dynamically generated XML
User: Website From: James_Ma@i2.com
Date: 10/07/2001 - 20:15
You could construct an InputSource object from the xml string as
following:
StringReader stringReader = new java.io.StringReader(xmlStr);
success = transform(new InputSource(stringReader),
fileInputSource(xslFile), output, params);
Hope this help.
-James
"Berkey, Craig" <cberkey@proxicom.com>@4xt.org on 07/10/2001 07:23:06 AM
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Subject: [list4xt] Using XT to process dynamically generated XML
We have an application that dynamically creates an XML as a String
object, then uses an XSL processor/stylesheet to convert that XML into
HTML. I've seen how other processors like LotusXSL/Xalan have an API
that can perform a transformation on a such a dynamically generated XML
String object, but all of the XT examples I have seen so far (like the
XSLServlet) require a fixed XML file. I don't want to create temporary
files for each XML String I generate. Does anybody know if (or know of
any examples where) XT has the ability to perform a transformation on a
dynamically generated XML that doesn't exist as a file on a machine?
TIA
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