Hi,
I'm experimenting with xslt processing and sparqlmotion. I was moving along
pretty well until I needed to pass arguments to the processor.
Is this possible? Do I need to write my own SM module (java)?
TIA
Gerrick
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Hi Gerrick,
Currently, it is not possible to pass custom XSLT arguments to the XSLT
processor in ConvertXMLByXSLT module. We might have it in the future.
An interesting alternative way is to use "smf:exec" function. You could
either find in the SM Pallette under "Functions" as "exec" or use i
Hello Gokhan,
I thought about this but I couldn't quite figure out the syntax (do you have
an example?). Also, I wasn't sure how to call xlstproc/saxon/xalan (does it
need to be accessible on the system or can I use whatever tbc is using?).
Gerrick
On Tue, Jul 6, 2010 at 5:46 PM, Gokhan Soydan wr
Gerrick,
The SM module in TBC uses the Saxon jar inside org.topbraid.lib.saxon in
TBC. This is a professional edition Saxon. You might be able to access
this through TBC API in Java (I have to double-check on this), and not
externally.
If you can use your own Saxon jar (there is a basic edit
