C
Cengiz
Hi,
why using explicitly a XMLReader-instance for transforming a xml with
a xsl does not have the same result like using the default reader.
e.g:
1. with a explicit reader:
xslt.transform(new SAXSource(xmlReader,new InputSource(new
FileInputStream (responseFileName))), output);
2. with default reader:
xslt.transform(responseData, output);
the first output is an "xml"-File without tags, only values:
e.g: 12343 4324 etc
the second (with default) is a valid "xml"-File:
e.g: <NUMBER>12342</NUMBER> ...
How can i bring a reader to transform in a valid xml-File
why using explicitly a XMLReader-instance for transforming a xml with
a xsl does not have the same result like using the default reader.
e.g:
1. with a explicit reader:
xslt.transform(new SAXSource(xmlReader,new InputSource(new
FileInputStream (responseFileName))), output);
2. with default reader:
xslt.transform(responseData, output);
the first output is an "xml"-File without tags, only values:
e.g: 12343 4324 etc
the second (with default) is a valid "xml"-File:
e.g: <NUMBER>12342</NUMBER> ...
How can i bring a reader to transform in a valid xml-File