Weblogic XMLOutoutStream to java InputStream

Question

I am using Weblogic XMLOutoutStream to create a XML file on the fly. But instead of using flush() method and writing a physical file onto the disk I want to convert this outputstream to a java InputStream which can then be passed to the FOP XSLT transformer. any ideas?
Or if this is not the way how should i go about feeding the XSLTTransform( xml,xsd). Note the XML file is to be created dynamically.
The problem I have is when the entire application is WARred up the system is not able to locate the XML created on the UNIX server disc.

Answer 1

Thanks guys for the tip..
The outputstream contains the XML data stream ( entire file stream ).
The XSL stream is lXSLStream .
These are passed to XSLTInputHandler as follows in the code. Would this work? My PC is conked off so I wont be able to test till tomorrow..
Thanks again ..
File f2 = new File("C:\\tmp\\invoice.xsl");
FileInputStream lXSLStream = new FileInputStream(f2);
int bytesRead;
byte[] buffer = outputstream.toByteArray();
ByteArrayInputStream in = new ByteArrayInputStream(buffer);
XSLTInputHandler input =
new XSLTInputHandler(new InputSource( in),
new InputSource(lXSLStream));
renderXML(input, response);