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xml/xslt processing in java stack

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Hello dear community,

it is possible to transform sap-structures to xml and other formats?

The abap-Stack has a xslt-Processor. Are also in java stack a xslt-processor integrated?

Thanks in advance

Bahtiyar

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Former Member
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>

> Hello dear community,

>

> it is possible to transform sap-structures to xml and other formats?

> The abap-Stack has a xslt-Processor. Are also in java stack a xslt-processor integrated?

>

>

> Thanks in advance

> Bahtiyar

Hello Bahtiyar,

yes, at least since version 1.4, the Java Standard SDK bundles the Apache Xalan XSLT

processor (details can be found on http://xml.apache.org/xalan-j/).

Information on how to invoke XSLT processing from within a Java program are in the JSDK

documentation for the javax.xml.transform package (e.g. at

http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/api/javax/xml/transform/package-summary.html).

Hope this helps; best regards,

Jens

Former Member
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Hello Jens,

thank you for your answer.

It means that I can use the J2EE-standard, which includes the Apache Xalan XSLT processor. Therefore, I can transform a sap-structure to xml and then can I apply xslt-programs to generate html. Did I understand that correctly?

Where can I read a sap-documentation about this topic?

Thank you very much,

Bahtiyar