I know doXslTransform and because of that I tried to
ask in this XSL list.
I changed my idea and will use however doXslTransform
but there are some obstacle to use it in my bpel
process..
I am agreeing with you that it is rather an xPath and
xQuery issue than the XSL.
I mixed both together!
Thank you
--- Abel Braaksma <abel(_dot_)online(_at_)xs4all(_dot_)nl> schrieb:
Hi Henry,
Yes, it does make things clearer. I'm afraid I can't
help you with BPEL
as it has little to do with XSLT; it's a
misunderstanding to think that
<while>, <condition> and/or <assign> are XSLT
instructions, because they
are not. The confusion may come from the fact that
BPEL relies quite
heavily on XPath 1.0.
However, BPEL (I assume you mean WS-BPEL, mentioned
here:
http://docs.oasis-open.org/wsbpel/2.0/wsbpel-v2.0.html)
has a method
called doXslTransform which could, in a way, be used
to do what you
want. But I'm not certain if something like that is
necessary (you don't
wanna smash a mosquito with a sledgehammer do you?).
It's a pity there's no general public BPEL list
(there are a couple for
the specs and some implementations). So I'm afraid
you'll have to get
your info from the primer or the specs itself.
Sorry that I can't be of any more help,
Cheers,
-- Abel Braaksma
henry human wrote:
Actually this is a bpel (business process
execution
language) process which I am working on.
Bpel itself is xml based and allows using xsl
functions. For e. in the bpel specification 2.0
there
is possible to build loops with for-each, while
etc.
In my case my bpel process becomes this string
from a
web service and I will to handle this string
within
the bpel process f.i. in a while loop.
As I mentioned in the sample the string which the
bpel
process becomes from the web service has a colon
which
I think enables to inspect the string based on the
token and build the substrings.
Unfortunately there is no a specific list or forum
for
the bpel language specified issues.
???????????
<while name="lookForSubstrings">
<!?this is what I dont know, how to build the
condition in xsl for a loop -->
<condition>
substring-before($myString,
':') </condition>
<sequence name="sequence2">
<if name="extractSubstrings">
<assign
name="SendOutputToClient"
...........
</assign>
<else>
<assign
name="displayElse">
...........
I hope it makes the problem clearer!
henry
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