Hi,
I don't know if this is of interest, but I have made some custom tasks
and types for XSLT. (I would think these could be used to get a resource
from a jar) - for example:
- SourceType (have implemented a XmlDomType) - create a top-level DOM
(dom4j, JDOM, etc...) Document that can be used in multiple XSLT tasks.
The reason was to avoid reparsing a common XML file for multiple transforms.
- TemplatesType - create a top level Templates object that can be used
in multiple XSLT tasks. This type can also take a UriResolverType for
both the factory (resolves xsl:import/includes) and the transformer
(resolves document function calls)
- UriResolverType - can be assigned to a TemplatesType. I have
implemented a FallbackUriResolver which allows you to set a default
directory to look in first and if a file is not found, it falls back to
an alternate directory.
Additionally I have made a Lucene indexer and search type. The search
type can be assigned to a UriResolver where a can be used in the
document function (document('fieldName: matchValue')) and get search
results back as XML for use in the transform.
Of interest?
best,
-Rob
Matt Benson wrote:
--- Antoine Levy-Lambert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello Matt and others,
I want to change the xslt task, so that the
stylesheet can be either a
regular file or a zip entry (or may be even any
resource).
This brings me to point : we do not have yet a
syntax to generate
resources from attributes, do we ?
My dream :
<xslt in="somedata.xml" out="someresult.html"
styleresource="zip:file:foo/bar/my.zip!alpha/beta/style.xml"/>
No! It was my dream first and you can't have it! :) I
agree wholeheartedly. IIRC myself, Stefan, and
probably others took part in a discussion of this
nature some time ago... though I'm too frustrated by
my slow home internet connection to find the thread
ATM. Maybe we can get some momentum behind this. I
think the simplest approach would be to default to
file; but let the colon-delimited prefix represent a
defined type in the project, e.g. file, url... and
look it up. At the time I believe I was able to
convince Stefan that this belonged in
IntrospectionHelper; sounds like you agree.
-Matt
which would mean of course take from foo/bar/my.zip
the entry
alpha/beta/style.xml and use it to transform
somedata.xml into
someresult.html.
Any ideas ?
Regards,
Antoine
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