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Hello,

I 'd like to transform xml into another xml by using xslt.

My problem is that input xml and xslt are not in files but in strings.
Moreover output xml must be in string (because I use a database)

My code which doesn't work :

private String convertXML(String xml, String xslt) throws
TransformerException {

SAXResult xmlresult = new SAXResult();
Source xmlsource = new StreamSource(new
StringBufferInputStream(xml));
TransformerFactory xsltfactory = TransformerFactory.newInstance();
Transformer xsltengine = xsltfactory.newTransformer(new
StreamSource(new StringReader(xslt)));
xsltengine.transform(xmlsource,xmlresult);

return xmlresult.toString();
}




The result is bad

Have you got an idea ?

Thanks

Mathieu wrote:
>
> I 'd like to transform xml into another xml by using xslt.
>
> My problem is that input xml and xslt are not in files but in strings.
> Moreover output xml must be in string (because I use a database)

Create a javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamResult with the Writer
constructor. Use CharArrayWriter as the Writer implementation, then
toString when you have finished.

Or more efficiently, go for a CharArrayReader. For large results, I
think you can use java.sql.Clob.setCharacterStream (which actually
returns a Writer).

Tom Hawtin
--
Unemployed English Java programmer
http://jroller.com/page/tackline/

Thanks very very much.

My first test works

Thomas Hawtin a écrit :
> Mathieu wrote:
>>
>> I 'd like to transform xml into another xml by using xslt.
>>
>> My problem is that input xml and xslt are not in files but in strings.
>> Moreover output xml must be in string (because I use a database)
>
> Create a javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamResult with the Writer
> constructor. Use CharArrayWriter as the Writer implementation, then
> toString when you have finished.
>
> Or more efficiently, go for a CharArrayReader. For large results, I
> think you can use java.sql.Clob.setCharacterStream (which actually
> returns a Writer).
>
> Tom Hawtin