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...
Hello Antoine,
--- 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).
I finally implemented a working solution of xslt task
accepting its
--- 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
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
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
