From: Varley, Roger [mailto:Roger(_dot_)Varley(_at_)atosorigin(_dot_)com]
What I had in mind was to
use the javax.xml.transform.Transformer object in my calling program and
pass it an empty string using setParameter(), assign the parameter a value
during the XSLT transform and then call getParameter() after the transform
has finished?
You cannot change the value of a parameter/variable in standard XSLT, so
there should be no reason for an XSLT proccessor to return parameters
back to you.
The reason I'm asking is that I have an application that receives an XML
datastream through a servlet. The servlet formats the XML into a
"user-friendly" text file via the Transformer class and attaches the result
to an e-mail. I've now been asked to include data from the XML document into
the title of the e-mail.
Just retreive the information you need from the source or result
document using the XML API of your choice.
Manos
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