Re: [Xsltforms-support] XSLTForms on Tomcat

[Stephen C. <ste...@gm...>]

Hello Eduard,

I have an Servlet Filter that does the transformation and caches the XML
output.

Neither the client-side XSLT transformation or the size of xsltorms.js
seems to be a significant loading speed issue in modern browsers,
particularly that once the transform is done then everything is happening
client-side, so it is a truely RESTful solution and gives the user great
responsiveness.

The main problem is for phones that don't support XSLT in their browser,
also that its just un-necessary to have to repeat the XSLT transform each
time a browser loads the same XForms form.

If you are using eXist-db (in Tomcat) there are better solutions, I've now
found it has a cache module, but to just get an XSLT transform is a one
liner apparently.

If this Filter is of interest, contact me off list and I will provide it. I
did send the code to the list previously, but I have some small
improvements to suggest.


Steve C



On Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 6:15 AM, William Velasquez <
wve...@vi...> wrote:

>  Hi Eduard,
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> If you want to speed-up the transformation process, you could manually
> transform your XForms files using xsltforms.xsl and store the results as
> static files on server, and keep the xsltforms folder available under the
> folder you store the static files.
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> You can do it with almost any XSLT processor, but Saxon is recommendable.
> And works for any webserver capable of serving static files.
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> This could be useful if your XForms don’t change too often and are not
> dynamically generated.
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> Hope this helps,
>
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>
> -          Bill
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> *De:* Eduard Tarassov [mailto:edu...@gm...]
> *Enviado el:* jueves, 31 de julio de 2014 7:45 a. m.
> *Para:* xsl...@li...
> *Asunto:* [Xsltforms-support] XSLTForms on Tomcat
>
>
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> Hello Sir/Madam,
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> I really like your project. It is impressive. But, unfortunately, so far I
> am having some problems. I have perfectly launched your client side xforms
> to xml transformations, but also I want to make the same on the server-side
> level. Especially on the Tomcat.
>
> Is it possible to run XSLT transformation from XFORMS by using just Jersey
> class and Tomcat server in Eclipse?
>
> I did that perfectly with xml to xul transformation, but your javascript
> file to operate on transform is so huge (as well as xsl file). Is it really
> the only way to complete client-side XSLT transformation with XFORMS? Or
> there is also a way to build it with java?
>
> I've seen your suggestions about using the ASP.net, HTTP server or eXist
> db. But I think they do not suit me.
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> Thank you very much for your help. I will very appreciate you!
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> With best regards,
>
> Eduard Tarassov
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