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  1. TheBernmeister

    Processing specific nodes...‏

    I got sidetracked from looking at a string concat/token solution but managed to figure out how to pass a Java object into the XSLT and access it. Here it is hoping it'll help someone in the future... In Java, create your Java object and set it as a parameter into the...
  2. TheBernmeister

    Processing specific nodes...‏

    I do have another idea which works using tokens. In Java, I determine the items which I want rendered/processed. I concatenate those item names into one string, delimited by a token, say '|'. If the '|' is used in any item name, I'll have to use a '||' and so on until I find a safe token. I...
  3. TheBernmeister

    Processing specific nodes...‏

    Hi Tom, No, I'm not constrained to use an ArrayList; I could have just as easily chosen Vector. My thinking is that I need to specify one or more items to process/render (at runtime) and I assumed it would be possible to pass in an array/list of those string items and then in the XSLT loop...
  4. TheBernmeister

    Processing specific nodes...‏

    I'm using Apache FOP, embedded in a Java desktop application, to create PDFs from a data XML file and an XSLT file. Say the data XML file is a list of items of the form <items> <item>apple</item> <item>apples</item> <item>orange</item> <item>water melon</item> ... </items> I want to...

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