Hello,
I'm currently responsible for updating a database containing serialized java
objects. Serialization was done with XStream. XStream uses references in the
xml hierarchy to avoid objects to be serialized more than once in a complex
object tree. The reference is a relative xpath. There is now the problem: Since
current object structure has changed in meantime, I try to update the XMLs
using XSLT. The references need somehow to be resolved properly when doing, to
avoid that they point to places in the XSL that no longer exist. Or does
someone knows a better approach? How can I access a node using the string given
in the reference attribute?
ciao!
Kai
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