Re: read/write in the same xml file

 i think i need absolutely the same file,because in my application
i have to write for each paragraph its place in the output file (with
bits)
so at every writing text i have to add length(text) to old counter,
for this reason i decided to use a file compte.xml which will be
overwrited after each readind text.
the problem still exist if you use <redirect:close> between
reading an closing?

Lars Huttar a écrit :

> > yes,i'm literally trying to overwrite the file "compte.xml" at
> > the same time as i 'm reading it in
>
> Operating systems will often lock a file that is being read,
> so that it can't be written at the same time.
> This make sense because otherwise you'd have race conditions,
> where the file might get truncated or partially overwritten
> before the reading is finished, so that the input could be
> invalid.
>
> > my command line is:
> > java org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -IN catalogue.xml -XSL
> > compte.xsl -OUT
> > compte.txt -TEXT -PARAM file_cnf compte.xml
> >
> > for me in this stylesheet the input file and output file aren't as
> > important as  the extern file compte.xml
> > thanks
>
> My solution would be, first move/rename the input file compte.xml
> to a different filename, then run the stylesheet which writes
> to compte.xml.  I suspect that will solve your problem.
> (Obviously this will mean you'll need two parameters instead
> of one, to your stylesheet, if you're going to continue
> to use document() instead of the source XML document.)
>
> Lars
>
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