>From what I am seeing, you can specify the custom resolver within the header
{code}
.setHeader("CamelXsltResourceUri",simple("xslt:http://localhost:8080/<path>/<to>/<template>?*uriResolver=#myResolver*")
{/code}
and it gets exercises at run time. When I place break points within my
resolver and execute this route, it will step through the code.
Claus Ibsen-2 wrote
> The CamelXsltResourceUri header is *only* for the location of the xls
> file. Any other options like a custom resolver must be set on the
> endpoint / component level.
>
> On Tue, Aug 6, 2013 at 8:39 PM, ericsodt <
> dean.ericson@.mit
> > wrote:
>> Claus,
>>
>> The question I am asking is not one that can be resolved by the FAQ you
>> pointed to. I notice this question gets posted a lot and no one seems to
>> be
>> fully answering it. Here's my go at it:
>>
>> The Camel xslt docs mention "Dynamic Stylesheets" by saying the
>> following:
>> /*Available as of Camel 2.9*
>> Camel provides the CamelXsltResourceUri header which you can use to
>> define a
>> stylesheet to use instead of what is configured on the endpoint URI. This
>> allows you to provide a dynamic stylesheet at runtime./
>>
>> I wish they could have supported their documentation better and provided
>> an
>> example. Hopefully the example below will help others.
>>
>> {code}
>> // register myResolver bean
>> SimpleRegistry sr = new SimpleRegistry();
>> sr.put("myResolver", new MyResolver());
>>
>> from("direct:location")
>> .setHeader("CamelXsltResourceUri",
>> simple("xslt:http://localhost:8080/
> <path>
> /
> <to>
> /
> <template>
> ?uriResolver=#myResolver"))
>> .to("xslt:placeHolderTemplate.xsl")
>> {/code}
>>
>> Then within the myResolver class, fetch a remote resource and pull down
>> the
>> xml you wish to use.
>>
>> NOTE: placeHolderTemplate.xsl is a real file located on the classpath
>> for
>> compile-time validation. Once we execute this route and Camel see's the
>> "CamelXsltResourceUri" property in the headers, it will use the
>> properties
>> value as an argument into myResolver.
>>
>> MyResolver looks like the following:
>> {code}
>> class MyResolver extends XsltUriResolver {
>> public Source resolve(String href, String base) throws
>> TransformerException {
>> if(href.contains("xslt:")){
>> // do logic to get resource
>> }
>> }
>> }
>> {/code}
>>
>> I hope that helps
>>
>>
>>
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>
>
>
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