Re: Iterators, Enumerations and Arrays
Mike Brown <[email protected]>
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Mark R. Diggory wrote: > I'm trying to write an extension for Java XSLT Engines (primarily Saxon > and Xalan) in have a java class which I access using the generic "java:" > namespace, I need to iterate over both an Enumeration and an Array to > produce a node-set. I'd like to do this without having to directly use > any classes of Xalan or Saxon. > > Is there a way I can either produce a nodeset in my java class? Or is it > possible to pass back a org.w3c.Node and have it used to produce a nodeset? AFAIK, there is no standard interface for implementing XPath node-set objects or creating them from Node instances. Each processor has its own way of doing things. You'll have to use the processor-specific classes.