Avoid annotation in XSL output
Hi
I am using SAX/XSL to parse an XSD document and display an output in a JTRee. I would like to avoid the annotation text in the XSD document frm
appearing in the output....
Please help me with it... Can I use XSL itself to avoid the annotation text or is there any other way
Thanks
Suchit
<annotation> is just another element. You can certainly define an XSL template to ignore it. Or you can change your parser to throw it away once it's parsed.
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xml file:
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Following is my development environment:
JDeveloper 9i Release Candidate
JDeveloper JVM 1.3.1
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" <DBPATHNAME><xsl:value-of select=\"DBPATHNAME\"/></DBPATHNAME> "+
" <DBUSER><xsl:value-of select=\"DBUSER\"/></DBUSER> "+
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"</ROWSET> "+
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<DATABASE>
<DBID>1</DBID>
<DBNAME>xmltest</DBNAME>
<DBSIZE>1</DBSIZE>
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<DBPASSWORD>oracle</DBPASSWORD>
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<ISATTACHEDDB>0</ISATTACHEDDB>
<CONVERTDB>1</CONVERTDB>
<VERSION>4.0</VERSION>
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<DBID>1</DBID>
<TBLNAME>xsu_test</TBLNAME>
<CNVTABLESTRUCT>1</CNVTABLESTRUCT>
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<COLUMN>
<COLID>1</COLID>
<TBLID>1</TBLID>
<COLNAME>id</COLNAME>
<COLTYPE>4</COLTYPE>
<COLTYPEDESC>Long</COLTYPEDESC>
<COLAUTOINCR>1</COLAUTOINCR>
<NEXTCOUNTERVALUE>0</NEXTCOUNTERVALUE>
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REPLY to xsl:output method="html" posting
Due to a problem with the discussion software, I cannot reply to postings
with a less-than sign in the Subject!
As you can imagine in an XML forum where
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Does the current version of the XSLT processor support the html
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I tried using it but it just uses the toString() method of the
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nullGrant Jennings (guest) wrote:
: Does the current version of the XSLT processor support the
html
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: I tried using it but it just uses the toString() method of the
: document...so I guess the answer will be "not yet"
: Gj
Not yet.
Oracle XML Team
http://technet.oracle.com
Oracle Technology Network
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