Hi Mickael,
First of all, i verified my code and put the system-property function in my
xsl file. Here is the result:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <root xmlns:pfx2="java:Custom">
<Vendor>SAXON 7.9.1 from Saxonica</Vendor>
<IdFamily>1</IdFamily>
<FirstName>Adelaide</FirstName>
</root>
It seems that this implementation of my code is working well. Moreover, i
only have the saxon7.jar file in my classpath and I don't think there is
any other way i could use Xalan Processor.
For my first request, (using a jar file without naming all the classes),
i'll find another way to do it.. Thank you very much
Adrien Dauchez
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I'm trying to use several java custom functions i wrote.
First, I've put the java class in a jar file (function.jar)
and include the
following code in my xsl file :
<xsl:stylesheet
xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"; version="
1.0"
xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/xslt/java";
xmlns:pfx="java:Custom">
Here is the code i use in order to print a trimmed data :
<IdFamily><xsl:value-of select="pfx:trim(' Test ')"/></
IdFamily>
When i execute the Saxon processor, it works well !
I don't think this will work in Saxon. You are using the Xalan way of
calling Java extension functions, and this will only work in Xalan. I
suspect you are using Xalan and not Saxon. Check the value ofThans
system-property('xsl:vendor').
Now, i want to include all the classes contained in the same jar file.
Let's say i have twos classes names example1.class and
example2.class in my
jar file. How can i use all the functions specified in the
two class files
without naming all this classes ?
Saxon's binding of Java extension functions does not allow you to call a
Java method without explicitly naming the class that it belongs to as part
of the URI used in the function name.
Michael Kay
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