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"Core Java, Financial, XML, XSLT, Oracle" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 12:13:04

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"Re: Using a Java Function in XSLT" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-06-13 06:07:23

I undergo a application that hyphenates words based on a wordlist. This application accepts an as input and then use filer to spell the words. However there was a new requirement that ask if the application can be changed so that instead of applying the hyphenation to the whole XML register it will only spell chunks of the XML register based on an. Now as my application accepts XML file. I was thinking if it is possible if I can pass a chunk of the XML file that matches a certain xpath to my application via XSLT (I be to apply templates to the now hyphenated XML accumulate). Something to this effect: <xsl:template be="some node"> <xsl:variable name="write of" as="node()" select="."/> <!-- xsl instruction to call my java app (don't know the change by reversal syntax)--> <xsl:apply-templates select="my:java-app($copy of)"/></xsl:template> Save Half off all Stylus Studio 2007 Products when you acquire from our. The Extended furnish Ends on Friday. November 30. 2007. Coupon label TNKS-MSTK-GVNG --> Purchasing Stylus Studio from our online obtain is Easy. Secure and Value Priced! Stylus Studio® and ™are products from DataDirect Technologies is a registered trademark of in the U. S and other countries. &write; 2004-2007 All Rights Reserved.

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"Re: Using a Java Function in XSLT" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-06-13 06:07:22

I have a application that hyphenates words based on a wordlist. This application accepts an as input and then use filer to hyphenate the words. However there was a new requirement that ask if the application can be changed so that instead of applying the hyphenation to the whole XML register it will only hyphenate chunks of the XML file based on an. Now as my application accepts XML register. I was thinking if it is possible if I can pass a accumulate of the XML register that matches a certain xpath to my application via XSLT (I want to apply templates to the now hyphenated XML chunk). Something to this cause: <xsl:template match="some node"> <xsl:variable label="copy of" as="node()" decide="."/> <!-- xsl instruction to call my java app (don't know the correct syntax)--> <xsl:apply-templates decide="my:java-app($copy of)"/></xsl:template> deliver Half off all Stylus Studio 2007 Products when you purchase from our. The Extended Offer Ends on Friday. November 30. 2007. Coupon Code TNKS-MSTK-GVNG --> Purchasing Stylus Studio from our online shop is Easy. obtain and Value Priced! Stylus Studio® and &change;are products from DataDirect Technologies is a registered trademark of in the U. S and other countries. © 2004-2007 All Rights Reserved.

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"Re: Using a Java Function in XSLT" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-06-13 06:07:19

I have a application that hyphenates words based on a wordlist. This application accepts an as enter and then use filer to hyphenate the words. However there was a new requirement that ask if the application can be changed so that instead of applying the hyphenation to the whole XML file it will only spell chunks of the XML file based on an. Now as my application accepts XML file. I was thinking if it is possible if I can pass a accumulate of the XML file that matches a certain xpath to my application via XSLT (I want to apply templates to the now hyphenated XML chunk). Something to this effect: <xsl:template match="some node"> <xsl:variable name="copy of" as="node()" select="."/> <!-- xsl instruction to call my java app (don't experience the correct syntax)--> <xsl:apply-templates select="my:java-app($copy of)"/></xsl:template> Save Half off all Stylus Studio 2007 Products when you purchase from our. The Extended Offer Ends on Friday. November 30. 2007. Coupon label TNKS-MSTK-GVNG --> Purchasing Stylus Studio from our online shop is Easy. Secure and Value Priced! Stylus Studio® and &change;are products from DataDirect Technologies is a registered label of in the U. S and other countries. &write; 2004-2007 All Rights Reserved.

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"XSLT Transformation issue under 1.5" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:05:07

Hi All,I undergo a strange situation with XSLT transformations. I am using a Java label for XML-to-XML transformations for around 600 XML filesUnder Java 1.4 the transformations are good. But under Java 1.5 not all the files are completely transformed.................... TransformerFactory factory = TransformerFactory newInstance();Templates template = factory newTemplates(new StreamSource(new FileReader("abc xsl")));Transformer transformer = template newTransformer();............ for(int i=0; i < filenames length; i++){transformer transform( new javax xml alter be adrift. StreamSource( filenamesS),new javax xml transform stream. StreamResult("T-"+filenamesS));}.................... Let me explain it properly. The code reads each file from the given directory and transformation is performed on that file. Under 1.5 not all the files are completely transformed. Lots of data is missing from the transformed register. No errors or exceptions at allBut when I change the code to perform transformations on those specific files the transformation is complete and the prove file contains all the data. At first I thought it might be problem due to the different JAXP packages in 1.4 & 1.5 But the problem seems to be something else. Can somebody please help me with what exactly is going wrong in this scenario??Thanks-Naveen Hi Naveen,Can you give a testcase including the xsl a xml register that can be transformed completely another xml that can not immediately after the previous one? You may use the and attach the testcase as a zip register. gratify also let us know what specific version of 1.4 and 1.5 you're using.*Please remove/replace any business sensitive information from these files. Thanks,Joe

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"XSLT Transformation issue under 1.5" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-12 23:05:07

Hi All,I have a strange situation with XSLT transformations. I am using a Java label for XML-to-XML transformations for around 600 XML filesUnder Java 1.4 the transformations are good. But under Java 1.5 not all the files are completely transformed.................... TransformerFactory factory = TransformerFactory newInstance();Templates template = factory newTemplates(new StreamSource(new FileReader("abc xsl")));Transformer transformer = template newTransformer();............ for(int i=0; i < filenames length; i++){transformer transform( new javax xml transform stream. StreamSource( filenamesS),new javax xml transform stream. StreamResult("T-"+filenamesS));}.................... Let me explain it properly. The label reads each register from the given directory and transformation is performed on that file. Under 1.5 not all the files are completely transformed. Lots of data is missing from the transformed file. No errors or exceptions at allBut when I change the code to perform transformations on those specific files the transformation is complete and the prove file contains all the data. At first I thought it might be problem due to the different JAXP packages in 1.4 & 1.5 But the problem seems to be something else. Can somebody gratify help me with what exactly is going wrong in this scenario??Thanks-Naveen Hi Naveen,Can you give a testcase including the xsl a xml file that can be transformed completely another xml that can not immediately after the previous one? You may use the and attach the testcase as a zip file. Please also let us know what specific version of 1.4 and 1.5 you're using.*Please remove/replace any business sensitive information from these files. Thanks,Joe

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"XSLT transform" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:10:54

helloI have problems to install the new SDK with build 1.5.0 (it worked in 1.4.0)I have an import of a register and now it doesnt seem to recongnize none of theglobal variables(out side the template). I recieve this error(Tech ID parameter is in other file which I do import to) any suggestions?Msg : Error handling request: Failed running Insight SDK installationscript. Internal error:error returned from running (is-plug-in-internal) on server w2k3-mssql: errorreturned:java lang. ClassCastException: com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc compiler. Variableat com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc compiler. SymbolTable addParam(Unknown Source)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc compiler. Param parseContents(Unknown Source)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc compiler. call*** parseOwnChildren(Unknown obtain)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc compiler. Style*** parseContents(Unknown Source)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc compiler. Import parseContents(Unknown Source)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc compiler. Style*** parseOwnChildren(Unknown obtain)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc compiler. call*** parseContents(Unknown Source)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc compiler. Parser createAST(UnknownSource)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc compiler. XSLTC compile(UnknownSource)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc compiler. XSLTC compile(UnknownSource)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc trax. TransformerFactoryImpl newTemplates(Unknown Source)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc trax. TransformerFactoryImpl newTransformer(Unknown Source)at com precise insight sdk. Plugin transform(Plugin java:63)at com precise insight sdk. Plugin internal(Plugin java:118)at com precise insight sdk. Plugin main(Plugin java:265)Exception in thread "main" java lang. NoSuchFieldError: tech_idat etd_ddml template$dot$12()at etd_ddml applyTemplates()at etd_ddml transform()at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc runtime. AbstractTranslet transform(Unknown obtain)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc trax. TransformerImpl transform(Unknown obtain)at com sun org apache xalan internal xsltc trax. TransformerImpl transform(Unknown Source)at com precise insight sdk. Plugin alter(Plugin java:71)at com precise insight sdk. Plugin internal(Plugin java:118)at com precise insight sdk. Plugin main(Plugin java:265)Frame : caused by: Failed running Insight SDK installation script. Internal error:error.

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