XSLT + SAX.

I've seen this sample, but it is about applying two XSLT transformations. I
tried to modify it for my purpose, but unfortunately the SAX transformation
wasn't applied at all.
I tried to set as ContentHandler for filter2 the class MyClass that extends
the DefaultHandler class.

       XMLFilterImpl filter2 = new XMLFilterImpl ();
        filter2.setContentHandler(new MyClass());




Hi,

Check out:

http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.0/tutorial/doc/JAXPXSLT9.html

best,
-Rob


Andrew Welch wrote:

>>Hello everyone,
>>
>>I want to apply two succesive transformations to a document:
>>
>>1. A XSLT transformation using a XSL file.
>>2. A SAX transformation having as source the result of the
>>first transformation.
>>
>>Right now I can do this using an intermediate file, which
>>obviously isn't a nice approach. Is there a way to
>>"concatenate" these two transformations without using an
>>intermediate file ?
>
>
> I've often had this problem and I'm yet to find a good solution.
>
> I think it may be possible to specify a SAXResult as the result of the
> first xslt transform, and then pass that to a TransformerHandler to do
> the second stage SAX transformation, but I havent had time to look into
> it.
>
> If you do get this going please post the answer to the list,
>
> thanks
> andrew
>
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