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  • Subject: WOXMLCoder / NSXMLOutputStream
  • From: Jean-François Veillette <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 18 Aug 2004 19:20:16 -0400

I'm trying to implement a system where user will be able to define multiple templates (read xslt) to generates multiples documents over the same data (read xml).

I understand that I should move away from WOXMLCoder, but can't find code samples about NSXMLOutputStream.

I have an object graph, rooted with object 'mandat', how can I get the xml out of it ? How can I restrict the depth of the object graph ?

I have a xslt that I get as a String (coming from the db), how can I apply that xslt to my object and get the result as html, xml or pdf, that I can send back to the user ?

I've looked at Andrew Lidesay's article on Stepwise, very well made and very interesting !
It look like the new com.webobjects.foundation.xml.* classes can do some transformation and so I should be able to cut some code and simplify a bit. Am I wrong thinking so ?


Many thanks,

- jfv
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