How to display an xml file using a servlet with the styles given in an XSL

Dear Developer...
i have xml and xsl files.
Now i want to display the html output produced by the xsl and xml using a servlet...give me any samplecode.

... except for the "using XSLT" part. But that doesn't make sense anyway because XSLT doesn't display anything, it just transforms data.

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hi all,
* How to create new XML file using retreived XML content by using SAX ?
* I have tried my level best, but output is coming invalid format, my code is follows,
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import java.io.StringReader;
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import javax.xml.transform.Transformer;
import javax.xml.transform.TransformerConfigurationException;
import javax.xml.transform.TransformerException;
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import javax.xml.transform.dom.DOMResult;
import javax.xml.transform.sax.SAXSource;
import javax.xml.transform.sax.SAXTransformerFactory;
import javax.xml.transform.sax.TransformerHandler;
import javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamResult;
import org.w3c.dom.Document;
import org.xml.sax.Attributes;
import org.xml.sax.InputSource;
import org.xml.sax.SAXException;
import org.xml.sax.helpers.XMLFilterImpl;
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* In this case , the XML file created successfully but the retreived XML content added as an text in between basic-metadata Element, that is, retreived XML content
is not an XML type text, it just an Normal text Why that ?
* Please help me what is the problem in my code?
Cheers,
JavaImran

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String xmp_str = new String(meta_data.getByteArray(),"UTF8");
char[] xmp_arr = xmp_str.toCharArray();
Sax.characters(xmp_arr, 0, xmp_arr.length);
</code><code>Sax.endElement("", "basic-metadata", "basic-metadata");</code>
<code class="jive-code jive-java">Sax.endElement("", "pdf", "pdf");
Sax.endValidation();
Sax.endDocument();
* I HAVE CHANGED MY AS PER YOUR SUGGESTION, NOW SAME RESULT HAS COMING.
* I AM NOT ABLE TO GET THE EXACT OUTPUT.,WHY THAT ?
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ISBN     Author     Price
2512456321     Peter     14.50
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<Price>14.50</Price>
</ProductInfor>
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<ProductInfor>
<Author> Ray </Author>
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<author>Peter</author>
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</row>
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<isbn>7445854127</isbn>
<author>Ray</author>
<price>21.75</price>
</row>
</rowset>
</page>
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Thanx in advance.

I am a newbie to xml. I have decided to store my
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            </sc:segment-list>
         </sc:area>
         <sc:area name="Application SWE 2" type="APPLICATION">
            <sc:segment-list>
               <sc:segment name="ROM page 8">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
            </sc:segment-list>
         </sc:area>
         <sc:area name="Application SWE 3" type="APPLICATION">
            <sc:segment-list>
               <sc:segment name="ROM page 9">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
            </sc:segment-list>
         </sc:area>
         <sc:area name="Application SWE 4" type="APPLICATION">
            <sc:segment-list>
               <sc:segment name="ROM page 10">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
            </sc:segment-list>
         </sc:area>
      </sc:area-list>
   </sc:memory>
   <sc:memory name="Internal RAM" type="RAM">
      <sc:area-list>
         <sc:area name="RAM" type="RAM">
            <sc:segment-list>
               <sc:segment name="RAM page 1">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
               <sc:segment name="RAM page 2">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
               <sc:segment name="RAM page 3">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
               <sc:segment name="RAM page 4">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
               <sc:segment name="RAM page 5">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
            </sc:segment-list>
         </sc:area>
      </sc:area-list>
   </sc:memory>
   <sc:memory name="Internal EEPROM" type="EEPROM">
      <sc:area-list>
         <sc:area name="EEPROM" type="EEPROM">
            <sc:segment-list>
               <sc:segment name="EEPROM page 1">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
               <sc:segment name="EEPROM page 2">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
               <sc:segment name="EEPROM page 3">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
               <sc:segment name="EEPROM page 4">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
               <sc:segment name="EEPROM page 5">
                  <sc:start></sc:start>
                  <sc:end></sc:end>
               </sc:segment>
            </sc:segment-list>
         </sc:area>
      </sc:area-list>
   </sc:memory>
</sc:memory_segmentation> And from this file I need to make 3 Hashtables out of it one for ROM , RAM and EEPROM containg Segment information i.e. Segment start and end addresses and Area type of the segment....
If anyone could at least guide me with the basic commands and structure of the parser it would be really really great ...
Thanks a lot
Anisha

Normally if you have no idea about X, the first thing you should do is google "X tutorial". You will find plenty of them out there. And the advantage is, they are better written than whatever we spend two minutes throwing together here. Not to mention that it saves us the two minutes.
But if you have specific questions with your SAX parser when you get it going, then ask them here. Actually, ask them in the XML forum here, not this one.

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