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From: Bruce M. <ma...@xb...> - 2002-06-26 14:13:45
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Othman, Yes, your channel is possible. Simply use the parser Xbean, followed by the translator Xbean, followed by your own Xbean (your Java program), followed by the serializer Xbean. To create the channel, instantiate the Xbeans and hook them together by setting their DOMListener properties. Your Java code will need to implement both the DOMListener and the DOMSource interfaces. Don't worry, those interfaces are extremely simple! Yes, the project is still alive and well. We're currently working on an expanded set of communication Xbeans to support communication over SOAP and J2EE servlets and EJBs. Bruce Othman Haddad wrote: > hi everybody,i've got some questions:1) i want to use xbeans with java and xml transformations like for instance pipelining like this:xml->Schema validation->xslt->java program->xml ....is it possible? 2)is the project still available,because the last update was in december 2001 ?thank you very much for answers.. > ________________________________________________________________ > IncrediMail - La messagerie =E9lectronique a enfin =E9volu=E9 - Cli= quer > ici |