Hello Antoine,

--- Antoine Levy-Lambert <antoine@gmx.de> 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 stylesheet as a resource.

> This brings me to point : we do not have yet a
> syntax to generate
> resources from attributes, do we ?
I didn't checked if this syntax exists. Instead, I did
it in the following way:
<xslt in="somedata.xml" out="someresult.html">
    <file file="style.xml"/>
</xslt>

or

<xslt in="somedata.xml" out="someresult.html">
    <url url="style.xml"/>
</xslt>

I implemented it by adding addConfigured(Resource) to
XSLTProcess.

XSLTProcess delegates the xslt transformation work to
instances of XSLTLiaison. They accepted the stylesheet
as a file, so I hacked them to accept to is as a
resource.

The attached patch contains the changes for
XSTLProcess.java, XSLTLiaison.java, TRAXLiaision.java
and some unit tests for these changes.

Regards
Ivan  

> 
> My dream :
> 
> <xslt in="somedata.xml" out="someresult.html"
>
styleresource="zip:file:foo/bar/my.zip!alpha/beta/style.xml"/>
> 
> which would mean of course take from foo/bar/my.zip
> the entry
> alpha/beta/style.xml and use it to transform
> somedata.xml into
> someresult.html.
> 
> Any ideas ?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Antoine
> 
>
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