Examples of org.apache.cocoon.components.xslt.XSLTProcessor.transform()

org.apache.cocoon.components.xslt.XSLTProcessor.transform()

Applies an XSLT stylesheet to an XML document. The source and stylesheet documents are specified as Source objects. The result of the transformation is placed in result, which should be properly initialized before invoking this method. Any additional parameters passed in params will become arguments to the stylesheet. @param source a Source value @param stylesheet a Source value @param params a Parameters value @param result a Result value @exception ProcessingException if an error occurs

      StreamResult result = new StreamResult(writer);


      XSLTProcessor transformer
        = (XSLTProcessor)componentManager.lookup(XSLTProcessor.ROLE);


      transformer.transform(this, stylesheet, params, result);


      componentManager.release(transformer);


      return new XScriptObjectResult(xscriptManager, writer.toString());
    }


      XSLTProcessor transformer
        = (XSLTProcessor)componentManager.lookup(XSLTProcessor.ROLE);


      try {
          transformer.transform(this, stylesheet, params, result);
      } finally {
          componentManager.release(transformer);
      }


      return new XScriptObjectResult(xscriptManager, writer.toString());

      StreamResult result = new StreamResult(writer);
      
      XSLTProcessor transformer
        = (XSLTProcessor)componentManager.lookup(XSLTProcessor.ROLE);
      
      transformer.transform(this, stylesheet, params, result);


      componentManager.release((Component)transformer);


      return new XScriptObjectResult(xscriptManager, writer.toString());
    }


            XSLTProcessor transformer
                    = (XSLTProcessor) componentManager.lookup(XSLTProcessor.ROLE);


            try {
                transformer.transform(this, stylesheet, params, result);
            } finally {
                componentManager.release(transformer);
            }


            return new XScriptObjectResult(xscriptManager, writer.toString());

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