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Carlo FalciolaSubject: How to create a scenario feed by XIS query re
Author: Carlo Falciola
Date: 06 Dec 2001 01:00 PM
Hi!!
How cold I set up a scenario for an XSLT (XML to HTML transformation) using as input an XML generated by a xpath query executed by the XIS query processor.
(similar to the behavior of the html preview feature present in the query wizard of explorer back in release 2.6)

Thanks for all

ciao

carlo

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Minollo I.Subject: Re: How to create a scenario feed by XIS query re
Author: Minollo I.
Date: 06 Dec 2001 01:07 PM
You can't do exactly what you are saying; but nothing prevents you from
embedding the XPath query inside the XSLT stylesheet (or, maybe even
better, pass it as a parameter value), and make your stylesheet work on the
result of that query rather than on the whole document.
I believe that's the most portable/XSLT way to do what you are describing.

Minollo

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Doug LeeSubject: RE: How to create a scenario feed by XIS query re
Author: Doug Lee
Date: 07 Dec 2001 05:03 PM
Well, with a bit of a workaround you can do it. If you set up the parameter
value with something like:

document('http://localhost:8080/exlnwsf/XlnWebServlet/myxmlstore/myxmlfile.x
ml?exql=/myquery')/*/*

In other words, use the web servlet framework (or whatever equivalent you
prefer) to execute a query in the database via a web server.

However, the only reason I can think of for obtaining a result set like this
would be for the purposes of testing the stylesheet within Stylus against a
large data set stored within XIS. As Minollo says, in most situations in
real systems you'd want to execute the stylesheet directly against the
target XIS document.

--

Doug

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Carlo FalciolaSubject: RE: How to create a scenario feed by XIS query re
Author: Carlo Falciola
Date: 08 Dec 2001 05:44 PM
Yes,
the reason was to find out an approach to realize a fast rendering of Xpath query results over large/dynamic XML stored in XIS, for prototyping or (in house) data analisys getting a more readable visualization.
Thank for your good hint!

ciao
carlo

   
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