Johannes Neubauer wrote:
Hi
source = new StreamSource(new
ByteArrayInputStream(out.toByteArray()));
Templates secondTemplates = saxFactory.newTemplates(source);
So if I am right, you are generating a stylesheet in the first
transform, and you want to compile this generated stylesheet. In
general, passing by byte buffers is not a good idea. It involves
serializing and deserializing for nothing. Usually piping SAX events
is better.
JAXP has TemplatesHandler that compiles SAX events representing a
stylesheet. From the top of my head, the idea is as following:
// you need a SAX factory
SAXTransformerFactory factory = ...;
// this is a ContentHandler
TemplatesHandler compiler = factory.newTemplatesHandler();
// the transform
Transformer trans = ...;
trans.transform(..., new SAXResult(compiler));
// get the compiled stylesheet generated by the transform
Templates generated = compiler.getTemplates();
Regards,
--drkm
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