Hi cocoon users,
I would like to pass parameters to an XSLT transformer that are not strings
but objects.
(I like to use objects as non XSLT variable for Java calls in XALAN
extensions).
I used an action to create sitemap parameters and passed them to the
transformer. But it doesnt't work, as the object is transformed to a string
with toString() before the value is passed to the XSLT processor.
example:
A custom action adds a sitemap parameter -> ... map.put("person", new
Person() ); return map;
In the sitemap the paramter it tried to pass to the transformer:
<map:transform src="z.xsl">
<map:parameter name="data" value="{person}" />
...
Unfortunatly {person} results in a string as it calls Person.toString(),
but I would like to pass the reference of the person in the XSL parameter
"data"
After browsing some code, it seams that this limitation is caused only by
the sitemap and not by the XSL processor ?
Has anybody an idea how to pass objects as parameters to XSLT ? ,
Should I use an other sitemap syntax for the parameter ?
Implement an own transformer :-( ??
Thank you for any comment,
Maurice
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