Yesterday I tried an xsl transformation with the following xsl:
That xsl helps me to transform an xml to an xml which have scoped default namespaces. However that xsl is not working with Xalan. It is ok with Saxon. So I passed
-Djavax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory=net.sf.saxon.TransformerFactoryImpl to jvm.
It is okay with Tomcat but when you deploy to IBM Websphere application server; you recieve:
"[6/12/12 10:09:57:586 EEST] 0000000d UserRegistryC E SECJ0281E: Error creating user registry object. The exception is javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactoryConfigurationError: Provider net.sf.saxon.TransformerFactoryImpl not found" error.
The reason is that saxon.jar is only on application path; but we ask server to use it everywhere; so it looks for that factory as soon as server is running. One solution is to put that jar in the shared folder of ibm webshepre; so that it can locate it.
But then I think not to do it; let ibm webshere (and other deployed applications) to use it own xslt factory and my application use it's own xslt factory.
I was using Spring Integration. Spring Integration has a nice transformer (XsltPayloadTransformer) class; but it does not let you specify the xslt factory; it uses system variable. So I extend it as:
I was lazy to extend XsltPayloadTransformerParser as well; so in my spring configuration file; I defined it as below:
Very useful. Thanks for sharing,
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