Ok, Florent that makes sense, however xsl:include still works yet by the
following code with absolut href. The included xslt resides in the same
dir as the bill.xsl.
String path =
eu.ngong.bill.Bill.class.getResource("bill.xsl").getPath();
this.xslt = new StreamSource(new File(path));
this.xslt.setSystemId(path);
TransformerFactory tFactory = TransformerFactory.newInstance();
Transformer transformer = tFactory.newTransformer(this.xslt);
transformer.transform(srcXml, fo);
Do you spot something wrong here?
regards, Rolf
Florent Georges wrote:
Vladimir Nesterovsky wrote:
Hi
if source refer to a file system you better create it as
source = new StreamSource(new File(stylesheet));
or
source = new StreamSource(stylesheet);
Or if the stylesheet is got from a byte stream or a SAX events
stream, simply use Source.setSystemId.
The idea is that in order to resolve URIs, the processor has to know
where the stylesheet is. If it is got from a File or a URI, it can
know that info, but not otherwise, so you would have to help it.
Regards,
--drkm
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