Barbara Post wrote:
>
> Hello, back to work :-)
>
> 1. what is the persistence of a sunshine context I define ? i.e.
> I have one
> pipeline and two xsl :
> map:transform src="xsl1.xsl"
> map:transform type="sunShine"
> map:transform src="other.xsl"
> map:transform src="xsl2.xsl"
> map:transform type="sunShine".
>
> I want xsl2 to use something stored in context by xsl1. If I use
> "MyContext", will it work ?
>
Yes, but be carefull with SAX event handling, which means you must ensure
that the first sunShine transformer creates the context and stores the
information before you try to read this.
> 2. Is "sunRise" context reserved or can I write into ?
It is reserved, by you can write into it.
>
> 3. if now I have two pipelines with a redirect-to for example, how is
> context persistence managed ?
>
A custom context requires a session on the server. The context is "stored"
in the session, so as the redirect-to preserves the session, the context
is still available.
> In fact I tried to use a java bean and xalan java extension, but how can
> xsl2 know which bean (created by xsl1) to use ?
>
> I need to pass info that I cannot get directly when I am in xsl2,
> so I need
> to store them as I am in xsl1...
>
If you don't use a redirect and only want to pass information "temporarily"
in the processing of one pipeline, you can use the "temp" context - this is
a reserved context which acts like a custom one with the exception that no
session is created to store the context and the context is only valid for
one pipeline - when the pipeline is processed the context is deleted
HTH
Carsten
Carsten Ziegeler Chief Architect Open Source Group, S&N AG
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