RE: JAXP question
-Original Message- From: Glen Mazza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I tried a little bit more, but was unsuccessful. XMLFilter + setParameter() unfortunately isn't currently available with JAXP, and I suspect the just-use-a-transformer alternative proposed by Michael Kay here: http://www.xslt.com/xsl-list/2002-08/msg00312.html will slow things down for non-parameter using people. (I'm also not sure if your suggestion would work, as the getContentHandler() is set later, in apps.Driver.) Well, I wouldn't stare myself too blind on it for the moment... Could well be that my suggestion won't work --as it was more based on vague ideas than on actual experiments (maybe should've tried out first, sorry for that) I modified the JAXP example to show the setting of a parameter, so FOP users will be OK for embedded usage, at least. Getting this right *was* the more important of the two IMHO. When using XML/XSLT input via the command-line, one can indeed easily break up the transformation, supply the params to the XSL processor in question, and run the resulting FO through FOP. Thanks for the effort! Cheers, Andreas
Re: JAXP question
-Original Message- From: Glen Mazza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Andreas L. Delmelle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: AFAICT SAXTransformerFactory has its own getTransformerHandler() method. Maybe you can use this to set up a Handler, then manipulate the related Transformer ( setParams() ) through TransformerHandler.getTransformer(). After that, you can pass the TransformerHandler as ContentHandler to an XMLReader/Filter. Thanks--that may work--I'll look into this. Re-reading that, I had a specific piece of code before me on which I based the analogy, and for which I forgot to add the link: http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/usagepatterns.html#sax If it can be of help... Cheers, Andreas I tried a little bit more, but was unsuccessful. XMLFilter + setParameter() unfortunately isn't currently available with JAXP, and I suspect the just-use-a-transformer alternative proposed by Michael Kay here: http://www.xslt.com/xsl-list/2002-08/msg00312.html will slow things down for non-parameter using people. (I'm also not sure if your suggestion would work, as the getContentHandler() is set later, in apps.Driver.) I modified the JAXP example to show the setting of a parameter, so FOP users will be OK for embedded usage, at least. Glen
RE: JAXP question
-Original Message- From: Glen Mazza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Glen, Also, big issue--I'm trying to implement command-line XSLT param handling. Most of the code came from Xalan--quite simple to add. The only problem is that I'm unsure how to configure the XMLFilter (line 175-176 below) with the xslt parameters. Glad to see this is being addressed, the community's going to love this one, I'm sure. If I had a Transformer or TransformerHandler object, it would be simple setParameter() calls. But such methods don't exist with XMLFilter or XMLReader. Anyone have an idea what to do? The code in question is at line 175-188 in the link below. AFAICT SAXTransformerFactory has its own getTransformerHandler() method. Maybe you can use this to set up a Handler, then manipulate the related Transformer ( setParams() ) through TransformerHandler.getTransformer(). After that, you can pass the TransformerHandler as ContentHandler to an XMLReader/Filter. Cheers, Andreas
RE: JAXP question
--- Andreas L. Delmelle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: AFAICT SAXTransformerFactory has its own getTransformerHandler() method. Maybe you can use this to set up a Handler, then manipulate the related Transformer ( setParams() ) through TransformerHandler.getTransformer(). After that, you can pass the TransformerHandler as ContentHandler to an XMLReader/Filter. Thanks--that may work--I'll look into this. Glen
RE: JAXP question
-Original Message- From: Glen Mazza [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Andreas L. Delmelle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: AFAICT SAXTransformerFactory has its own getTransformerHandler() method. Maybe you can use this to set up a Handler, then manipulate the related Transformer ( setParams() ) through TransformerHandler.getTransformer(). After that, you can pass the TransformerHandler as ContentHandler to an XMLReader/Filter. Thanks--that may work--I'll look into this. Re-reading that, I had a specific piece of code before me on which I based the analogy, and for which I forgot to add the link: http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/usagepatterns.html#sax If it can be of help... Cheers, Andreas
