Oracle XSLT Processor

Hi
I am using oracle XSLT processor. There is a need to print current year in HTMl page.
I have used year() function in xalan org.apache.xalan.lib.ExsltDatetime class to print curreent year in XSLT file. But it is not displaying anything
Please anybody can help on this?
My xslt looks like this
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
xmlns:cal="http://www.oracle.com/XSL/Transform/java/org.apache.xalan.lib.ExsltDatetime"
version="1.0">
<xsl:template match="/">
Copyright © <xsl:value-of select="cal:year()">
</xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

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I checked the reference that you cited (XSLT Transformation). The reference omits discussing how to use xlst document() function within a stylesheet. I think that probably means that feature of xslt technology is not directly available through LiveCycle. When I find a workaround, I'll post an update...for the user community that might encounter the same issue. Thank you for your response and insight. Regards, jb1809

Using the XSLT processor for non-workbench XSLT

Hi there,
is it possible to use the built-in XSLT processor for arbitrary XSLT transformations which aren't checked in in the ABAP workbench but instead given as a runtime object (string or iXML)?
Instead of the built-in command CALL TRANSFORMATION which according to the doc is restricted to workbench transformations, I am looking for an option like this:
data: lo_transformation type ref to if_ixml_document,
 lo_source type ref to if_ixml_document,
 lo_target type ref to if_ixml_focument.
* I get lo_transformation and lo_source from somewhere out there
try.
 lo_target ?= cl_some_fine_class_which_i_am_looking_for=>transform(
 io_source = lo_source
 io_transformation = lo_transformation ).
catch cx_xslt_runtime_error.
endtry.
Does anybody know such a feature?
For a background about this problem - in German language - see my blog
http://ruediger-plantiko.blogspot.com/2007/08/xslt-in-bsp-anwendungen-und-in-abap.html
Thanks and Regards,
Rüdiger

Dear Rashid,
thanks - this is the answer! I wonder why I didn't find this class one year ago. A little test prog shows that it works fine and even performant (about 0.5 millisec for creating the new dynamic XSLT program with the method set_source_stream( ) ). For usage in web apps, it would be nice to know whether the temporary program remains available in the application servers' buffer after end of process. I can't check this, since this is performed on the C/C++ level, and SE30 doesn't track the method set_source_stream() itself (it could show a decrease of runtime after the first call).
Here comes a little self-contained ABAP program to test the functionality. It works well on our system with SAPKB70012.
Thanks and regards,
Rüdiger
* --- Test usage of a dynamically given non-workbench XSLT program
report zz_test_cl_xslt_processor.
data:
* iXML master
go_xml type ref to if_ixml,
* iXML stream factory
go_sf type ref to if_ixml_stream_factory.
load-of-program.
go_xml = cl_ixml=>create( ).
go_sf = go_xml->create_stream_factory( ).
start-of-selection.
perform start.
* --- Start
form start.
data: lo_source type ref to if_ixml_document,
 lo_result type ref to if_ixml_document,
 lo_processor type ref to cl_xslt_processor,
 lv_p type progname,
 lo_ex type ref to cx_xslt_exception.
perform get_source changing lo_source.
create object lo_processor.
try.
* Set source
 lo_processor->set_source_node( lo_source ).
* Set result
 lo_result = go_xml->create_document( ).
 lo_processor->set_result_document( lo_result ).
* This could be time-critical, the creation of a dynamical XSLT prog?
 perform set_transformation using lo_processor
 changing lv_p.
* call xslt-proc
 lo_processor->run( lv_p ).
* Display result
 call function 'SDIXML_DOM_TO_SCREEN'
 exporting
 document = lo_result
 title = 'Result of Transformation'
 exceptions
 no_document = 1
 others = 2.
 catch cx_xslt_exception into lo_ex.
 sy-msgli = lo_ex->get_text( ).
 message sy-msgli type 'I'.
endtry.
endform. "start
* --- Set XSLT transformation from stream
form set_transformation using io_processor type ref to cl_xslt_processor
 changing cv_p type progname.
data: lo_trans type ref to if_ixml_istream.
* sv_p contains temp. name of XSLT program after first call
statics: sv_p type string.
if sv_p is initial.
* It seems that the name can be buffered on appserver level?
 import progname to sv_p
 from shared buffer indx(zx) id 'ZZ_TEST_XSLT_PROC'.
 if sv_p is initial.
 sv_p = 'X'.
 endif.
endif.
* Provide the stream containing the XSLT document (as a stream)
perform get_transformation changing lo_trans.
* Set transformation
io_processor->set_source_stream( exporting stream = lo_trans
 changing p = sv_p ).
* Buffer progname on server - seems to work
export progname from sv_p
 to shared buffer indx(zx) id 'ZZ_TEST_XSLT_PROC'.
* string -> c move necessary, since xslt-proc-interface doesn't use
* the generic type csequence for program name
cv_p = sv_p.
endform. "set_transformation
* --- Parse a source given as string into an if_ixml_document
form get_source changing co_src type ref to if_ixml_document.
data: lv_s type string,
 lo_stream type ref to if_ixml_istream,
 lo_parser type ref to if_ixml_parser.
concatenate
`<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>`
`<countings filiale="2412" invnu="TIEFKUEHL SEPT.07">`
`<count recNum="1" gid="1" ean="59111828843" menge="1"`
`preis="0" recNumFrom="1"></count>`
`</countings>`
into lv_s.
* Eingabestream erzeugen und in if_ixml_document abbilden
lo_stream = go_sf->create_istream_string( lv_s ).
co_src = go_xml->create_document( ).
lo_parser = go_xml->create_parser( document = co_src
 istream = lo_stream
 stream_factory = go_sf ).
lo_parser->parse( ).
endform. "get_source
* --- Put the transformation given as string into an if_ixml_istrean
form get_transformation changing co_trans type ref to if_ixml_istream.
data: lv_s type string.
concatenate
`<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>`
`<xsl:transform version="1.0"`
` xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"`
` xmlns:asx="http://www.sap.com/abapxml">`
`<xsl:strip-space elements="*"></xsl:strip-space>`
`<xsl:template match="countings">`
` <asx:abap>`
` <asx:values>`
` <SELOPT>`
` <WERKS><xsl:value-of select="@filiale"></xsl:value-of></WERKS>`
` <INVNU><xsl:value-of select="@invnu"></xsl:value-of></INVNU>`
` </SELOPT>`
` <COUNTINGS>`
` <xsl:for-each select="count">`
` <ZSRS_ZWSTI_LINE>`
` <MATNR></MATNR>`
` <EAN11><xsl:value-of select="@ean"></xsl:value-of></EAN11>`
` <MAKTX></MAKTX>`
` <MENGE><xsl:value-of select="@menge"></xsl:value-of></MENGE>`
` <MEINH></MEINH>`
` <UNAME></UNAME>`
` <EXVKW></EXVKW>`
` <WAERS></WAERS>`
` <FF></FF>`
` <GID><xsl:value-of select="@gid"></xsl:value-of></GID>`
` <RECNUM><xsl:value-of select="@recNum"></xsl:value-of></RECNUM>`
` <RECNUM_FROM><xsl:value-of select="@recNumFrom"></xsl:value-of></RECNUM_FROM>`
` <REF_RECNUM><xsl:value-of select="@refRecNum"></xsl:value-of></REF_RECNUM>`
` </ZSRS_ZWSTI_LINE>`
` </xsl:for-each>`
` </COUNTINGS>`
` </asx:values>`
` </asx:abap>`
`</xsl:template>`
`</xsl:transform>`
into lv_s.
co_trans = go_sf->create_istream_string( lv_s ).
endform. "get_transformation
Edited by: Rüdiger Plantiko on Jul 4, 2008 10:25 AM

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