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Arthur Hoornweg
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 Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 2:00 pm Post subject: txmltransform Transformations without resorting to files? |
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Hello all,
I'm converting an application that directly used Microsoft's xmldom
(MSXML2_TLB.PAS) interfaces so that it now uses Borland's
XMLDOC, XMLINTF and XMLXFORM units.
The reason for this is that I don't want to rely on the presence of a
certain DOM implementation on a computer, I'd rather use whatever
is available.
I create iXmldocuments manually at runtime like
"iMyXml=txmldocument.create(NIL);"
My problem is applying transformations. I have two iXmlDocuments,
one of which contains my data, the other contains an XML
transform that "beautifies" the text by inserting linefeeds
and indentation.
How do I apply the transformation without resorting to temporary
files? txmltransform.transformxml doesn't work.
This used to be dead simple if I directly use iXmlDomDocument from
Microsoft.
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Don Siders
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| Posted: Wed May 09, 2007 6:00 pm Post subject: Re: txmltransform Transformations without resorting to files |
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| Quote: | I'm converting an application that directly used Microsoft's xmldom
(MSXML2_TLB.PAS) interfaces so that it now uses Borland's
XMLDOC, XMLINTF and XMLXFORM units.
My problem is applying transformations. I have two iXmlDocuments,
one of which contains my data, the other contains an XML
transform that "beautifies" the text by inserting linefeeds
and indentation.
How do I apply the transformation without resorting to temporary
files? txmltransform.transformxml doesn't work.
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I believe this class is specifically designed to handle transforms using
data packets in XML format.
| Quote: | This used to be dead simple if I directly use iXmlDomDocument from
Microsoft.
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Have you used the TransformNode from the IXMLNode interface? Like:
TXMLDocument.DocumentElement.TransformNode( [stylesheet], [string] )
TXMLDocument.DocumentElement.TransformNode( [stylesheet], [document] )
where [stylesheet] is the TXMLDocument.DocumentElement for your stylesheet,
and [document] is the TXMLDocument used to stored the results of the
transform. [string] is obviously a string data type.
hth... |
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Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
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| Posted: Thu May 10, 2007 12:43 am Post subject: Re: txmltransform Transformations without resorting to files |
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"Arthur Hoornweg" <antispam.hoornweg (AT) casema (DOT) nl.net> wrote in message
news:46418d55$1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com...
| Quote: | I create iXmldocuments manually at runtime like
"iMyXml=txmldocument.create(NIL);"
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Use the NewXMLDocument() function instead:
iMyXml := NewXMLDocument;
| Quote: | How do I apply the transformation without resorting to
temporary files? txmltransform.transformxml doesn't work.
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Just saying that something doesn't work says nothing about the actual
problem you are having with it. You need to be more specific.
| Quote: | This used to be dead simple if I directly use iXmlDomDocument from
Microsoft.
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What exactly were you using back then?
Gambit |
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