Generating XML from an Arbitrary Data Structure
In this section, you'll use XSLT to convert an arbitrary data structure to XML.
Here is an outline of the process:
1. | You'll modify an existing program that reads the data, to make it generate SAX events. (Whether that program is a real parser or simply a data filter of some kind is irrelevant for the moment.) |
2. | You'll then use the SAX “parser” to construct a SAXSource for the transformation. |
3. | You'll use the same StreamResult object you created in the last exercise so that you can see the results. (But note that you could just as easily create a DOMResult object to create a DOM in memory.) |
4. | You'll wire the source to the result using the transformer object to make the conversion. |
For starters, ...
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