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Subject: RE: referring to XT in Stylus Studio Author: Carl Sjogreen Date: 31 Jul 2001 11:03 PM
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Or, you can call XT as an external processor from Stylus if you want that
behavior, but you will lose debugging capabilities in the Stylus
environment.
-Carl
--
Carl Sjogreen
Product Manager, eXcelon Tools
eXcelon Corporation
p 781.674.5143
f 781.674.5243
> -----Original Message-----
> From: stylus-studio-tech Listmanager [mailto:listmanager]
> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 7:04 PM
> To: Recipients of 'stylus-studio-tech' suppressed
> Subject: Re: referring to XT in Stylus Studio
>
>
> From: Carlo Innocenti
>
> At 05:36 PM 7/31/2001 -0400, stylus-studio-tech Listmanager wrote:
> >From: "Jason Burke"
> >
> >I'm using Stylus Studio to create my XSLs. I want to do a second
> iteration
> >on my XML (I've got some custom tags that are created with my XSL and I
> >want them to be rendered into their definitions rather than pumped
> >straight to the resulting XML.
> >I am almost there, but I'm having trouble using XT -- I think
> it is just
> >my set up.
> >I'm getting an exception calling an extension (a
> classNotFoundException on
> >http://www.jclark.com/xt) with the following simple XSL: (the error is
> >happening at the line:
>
> My understanding of your problem is that you have an XSLT stylesheet
> defined to use the node-set extension defined in XT, and that you are
> getting the ClassNotFoundException when running the same XSLT in Stylus
> Studio, right?
>
> If that's the scenario, the problem is happening because Stylus Studio is
> trying to interpret the xt:node-set instruction as a Java extension; and
> it's trying to find the node-set method in the class defined as
> the URI for
> the namespace xt.
> xt:node-set is something which makes sense only when executed with the XT
> processor; in Stylus Studio, we implictly interpret result tree fragments
> as node-sets, so you don't need any dedicated node-set function.
>
> So, if you have something like this in XT:
> {xsl:variable name="aa"}
> {button}1{/button}
> {button}2{/button}
> {/xsl:variable}
> {xsl:apply-templates select="xt:node-set($aa)/button"/}
>
> ....in Stylus Studio you should change the last line to:
> {xsl:apply-templates select="$aa/button"/}
>
> Hope this helps,
> Minollo
>
>
>
>
> To reply: mailto:stylus-studio-tech.3372@edn.exceloncorp.com
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Subject: RE: referring to XT in Stylus Studio Author: Jason Burke Date: 01 Aug 2001 01:22 PM
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How would one go about doing this? It looks like you could do this on the "Options/External XSLT" window, but it is not clear as to how you would do it.
thanks,
Jason
On 7/31/01 11:03:23 PM, Carl Sjogreen wrote:
>Or, you can call XT as an external
>processor from Stylus if you want
>that
behavior, but you will lose
>debugging capabilities in the
>Stylus
environment.
-Carl
--
Carl
>Sjogreen
Product Manager, eXcelon
>Tools
eXcelon Corporation
p
>781.674.5143
f 781.674.5243
>
>-----Original Message-----
> From:
>stylus-studio-tech Listmanager
>[mailto:listmanager]
> Sent: Tuesday,
>July 31, 2001 7:04 PM
> To: Recipients
>of 'stylus-studio-tech' suppressed
>
>Subject: Re: referring to XT in Stylus
>Studio
>
>
> From: Carlo Innocenti
>
>
>At 05:36 PM 7/31/2001 -0400,
>stylus-studio-tech Listmanager wrote:
>
>>>From: "Jason Burke"
> >
> >I'm using
>Stylus Studio to create my XSLs. I want
>to do a second
> iteration
> >on my XML
>(I've got some custom tags that are
>created with my XSL and I
> >want them
>to be rendered into their definitions
>rather than pumped
> >straight to the
>resulting XML.
> >I am almost there, but
>I'm having trouble using XT -- I
>think
> it is just
> >my set up.
> >I'm
>getting an exception calling an
>extension (a
> classNotFoundException
>on
> >http://www.jclark.com/xt) with
>the following simple XSL: (the error
>is
> >happening at the line:
>
> My
>understanding of your problem is that
>you have an XSLT stylesheet
> defined to
>use the node-set extension defined in
>XT, and that you are
> getting the
>ClassNotFoundException when running the
>same XSLT in Stylus
> Studio, right?
>
>
>If that's the scenario, the problem is
>happening because Stylus Studio is
>
>trying to interpret the xt:node-set
>instruction as a Java extension; and
>
>it's trying to find the node-set method
>in the class defined as
> the URI for
>
>the namespace xt.
> xt:node-set is
>something which makes sense only when
>executed with the XT
> processor; in
>Stylus Studio, we implictly interpret
>result tree fragments
> as node-sets, so
>you don't need any dedicated node-set
>function.
>
> So, if you have something
>like this in XT:
> {xsl:variable
>name="aa"}
> {button}1{/button}
>
>{button}2{/button}
>
>{/xsl:variable}
>
>{xsl:apply-templates
>select="xt:node-set($aa)/button"/}
>
>
>....in Stylus Studio you should change
>the last line to:
>
>{xsl:apply-templates
>select="$aa/button"/}
>
> Hope this
>helps,
> Minollo
>
>
>
>
> To reply:
>mailto:stylus-studio-tech.3372@edn.excel
>oncorp.com
> To start a new topic:
>mailto:stylus-studio-tech@edn.exceloncor
>p.com
> To login:
>http://edn.exceloncorp.com/~SSDN
>
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Subject: RE: referring to XT in Stylus Studio Author: Ivan Pedruzzi Date: 01 Aug 2001 01:37 PM
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Hi Jason,
You can specify the external processor in the Scenario dialog. Click on
the button "..." in the XSL editor toolbar, and go to the processor
page.
Ivan Pedruzzi
eXcelon Corporation
http://www.stylusstudio.com
> -----Original Message-----
> From: stylus-studio-tech Listmanager [mailto:listmanager]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2001 1:28 PM
> To: Recipients of 'stylus-studio-tech' suppressed
> Subject: RE: referring to XT in Stylus Studio
>
>
> From: "Jason Burke"
>
> How would one go about doing this? It looks like you could do
> this on the "Options/External XSLT" window, but it is not
> clear as to how you would do it.
>
> thanks,
> Jason
>
> On 7/31/01 11:03:23 PM, Carl Sjogreen wrote:
> >Or, you can call XT as an external
> >processor from Stylus if you want
> >that
> behavior, but you will lose
> >debugging capabilities in the
> >Stylus
> environment.
>
> -Carl
>
> --
> Carl
> >Sjogreen
> Product Manager, eXcelon
> >Tools
> eXcelon Corporation
> p
> >781.674.5143
> f 781.674.5243
>
> >
> >-----Original Message-----
> > From:
> >stylus-studio-tech Listmanager
> >[mailto:listmanager]
> > Sent: Tuesday,
> >July 31, 2001 7:04 PM
> > To: Recipients
> >of 'stylus-studio-tech' suppressed
> >
> >Subject: Re: referring to XT in Stylus
> >Studio
> >
> >
> > From: Carlo Innocenti
> >
> >
> >At 05:36 PM 7/31/2001 -0400,
> >stylus-studio-tech Listmanager wrote:
> >
> >>>From: "Jason Burke"
> > >
> > >I'm using
> >Stylus Studio to create my XSLs. I want
> >to do a second
> > iteration
> > >on my XML
> >(I've got some custom tags that are
> >created with my XSL and I
> > >want them
> >to be rendered into their definitions
> >rather than pumped
> > >straight to the
> >resulting XML.
> > >I am almost there, but
> >I'm having trouble using XT -- I
> >think
> > it is just
> > >my set up.
> > >I'm
> >getting an exception calling an
> >extension (a
> > classNotFoundException
> >on
> > >http://www.jclark.com/xt) with
> >the following simple XSL: (the error
> >is
> > >happening at the line:
> >
> > My
> >understanding of your problem is that
> >you have an XSLT stylesheet
> > defined to
> >use the node-set extension defined in
> >XT, and that you are
> > getting the
> >ClassNotFoundException when running the
> >same XSLT in Stylus
> > Studio, right?
> >
> >
> >If that's the scenario, the problem is
> >happening because Stylus Studio is
> >
> >trying to interpret the xt:node-set
> >instruction as a Java extension; and
> >
> >it's trying to find the node-set method
> >in the class defined as
> > the URI for
> >
> >the namespace xt.
> > xt:node-set is
> >something which makes sense only when
> >executed with the XT
> > processor; in
> >Stylus Studio, we implictly interpret
> >result tree fragments
> > as node-sets, so
> >you don't need any dedicated node-set
> >function.
> >
> > So, if you have something
> >like this in XT:
> > {xsl:variable
> >name="aa"}
> > {button}1{/button}
> >
> >{button}2{/button}
> >
> >{/xsl:variable}
> >
> >{xsl:apply-templates
> >select="xt:node-set($aa)/button"/}
> >
> >
> >....in Stylus Studio you should change
> >the last line to:
> >
> >{xsl:apply-templates
> >select="$aa/button"/}
> >
> > Hope this
> >helps,
> > Minollo
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > To reply:
> >mailto:stylus-studio-tech.3372@edn.excel
> >oncorp.com
> > To start a new topic: mailto:stylus-studio-tech@edn.exceloncor
> >p.com
> > To login:
> >http://edn.exceloncorp.com/~SSDN
> >
> >
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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