Re: Passing a node-set from XSLT to Java

Johnston wrote: Andrew Chamberlain wrote: Hi Luca/All, Sorry. On further testing, we're still not getting through the full tree fragment to Java. I've adapted the java method to give details of what it receives: public String addGML(org.w3c.dom.Node myNode

Re: Passing a node-set from XSLT to Java

Hi Luca/All, Sorry. On further testing, we're still not getting through the full tree fragment to Java. I've adapted the java method to give details of what it receives: public String addGML(org.w3c.dom.Node myNode) { System.out.println(Class = +node.getClass().getName());

XSLT Version?

Hi All, Simple question, I hope. How do I find out which version of XSLT I've got? My version of Cocoon is: 2.1.10, if it's related to that. Ultimately, I'd like to be using XSLT 2.0. Thanks, Andy - To unsubscribe,

Re: XSLT Version?

/7/3 Andrew Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi All, Simple question, I hope. How do I find out which version of XSLT I've got? Try using some XSLT 2-only features in a pipeline and see if you get a stack trace instead? ;-) My version of Cocoon is: 2.1.10, if it's

Re: Passing a node-set from XSLT to Java

Hi Luca, That was it! I changed the line which did the insert to: xsl:variable name="result" select="myClass:addGML($gmlAdder,xalan:nodeset($gml)/gml:Polygon)"/ Many thanks for your help! Andy Luca Morandini wrote: Andrew Chamberlain wrote: Hi All, I'm t

Passing a node-set from XSLT to Java

Hi All, I'm trying to pass a tree fragment from XSLT to Java in the following way, and I'm not sure if the node-set is getting through correctly. The XML is: gml:Polygon ... /gml:Polygon and the XSLT is: xsl:stylesheet ... myClass=xalan://my.package.name.MyClass ...

Re: Tags in the value of an XSLT variable?

On 2008/06/27 at 06:48, in message [EMAIL PROTECTED], "Betty Harvey" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Try this for your xsl:copy: xsl:copyxsl:apply-templates select="@* | node()" //xsl:copy quote who="Andrew Chamberlain" Hi All, It's qu

Re: Tags in the value of an XSLT variable?

Hi Andreas, That's a good tip about passing the fragment as a Node instead of a String. It didn't occur to me because I mistakenly thought that only primitive-type variables could be passed from Cocoon to Java. Thanks, Andy Andreas Hartmann wrote: Andrew Chamberlain schrieb

Tags in the value of an XSLT variable?

Hi All, It's quite possible that this is more XSLT-related than Cocoon itself, but wasn't sure where else to post. I'm using an XSL transformer and need to capture a tree fragment in the value of variable ... including the tags themselves. The reason for this is because I need to pass the

Re: CInclude POST (by Payload)

=1.1.0 ... have you remark that point ? Sébastien. Andrew Chamberlain a écrit : Hi Warrell, That's a useful tip. Looks like a good solution if we stay with 2.1.10. I've got a couple of options now, so will take a look and make a call. Many thanks for your help, Andy warrell harries wrote

CInclude POST (by Payload)

Hi All, Just wondering if anyone can help. As part of a service I'm constructing, I need to send an XML request to an external service by HTTP Post. For this, I'm looking at using the CInclude transformer, but all the examples I can find seem to use a parameter to pass the data, rather

Re: CInclude POST (by Payload)

(urlConn.getInputStream()); in.read(...); I'll take a look at Cocoon 2.2 and Sbastien's query. Although our project has been underway for a while, we've only been using the XSLT and SQL transformers, so I'm hoping the differences won't be great. Andy Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote: Andrew C

Re: CInclude POST (by Payload)

mechanism was possible, it would be ideal, but perhaps it is in Cocoon 2.2...? I'll take a look. Andy Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote: Andrew Chamberlain pisze: Hi Grzegorz, Thanks for your quick reply. No problem. I'm afraid I don't know the correct terminology. By &

Re: CInclude POST (by Payload)

contain the XML that you want to send to your Service; the Transformer will send it and return to the pipeline the response from the Service. I hope this is what you were looking for. On 29/08/2007, Andrew Chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi All, Just wondering if anyone can