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I'm having problems with the XSLT function 'document()' after
upgrading to ASP.NET 1.1. I've started using XmlUrlResolver in
the xslt.Transform() method, but it doesn't seem to help in all
cases.
What I use the 'document()' function for, is requesting a
WebService which returns a string. This is how I do it, which
worked in ASP.NET 1.0:
<xsl:variable name="wsLenkeUrl"
select="concat('/D3/WebSvc/Lenke.asmx/HentLenkeUri?
artikkelid=', $artikkelId, '&lenkeid=', $lenkeId)" />
<xsl:variable name="url"
select="document($wsLenkeUrl)/lnk:string" />
The '$url' variable should now contain a URL which is returned
from the webservice. The 'lnk' namespace is declared as the same
used in the return from the WebService. I've also tried using a
static and non-relative path for the '$wsLenkeUrl' (with
"http://...", but it doesn't help.
What's strange, is that if I do the 'document()' function on a
static XML document, it works. I can include (with <xsl:copy-
of>) static XML documents in the same XSLT stylesheet, in the
exact same transformation, but when I do 'document()' on
relative documents as a WebsSrvice, it doesn't work.
What I'm thinking is that doing requests to a WebService might
require some higher permissions than doing so to a static
document. Maybe a QueryString is only permitted when the
permission have been skewed up from the normal permissions, but
I haven't read about this anywhere, and I don't know how to do
it.
Could you please provide me with some information on how to do a
request to a WebService with the 'document()' function in XSLT,
when transformed in an ASP.NET 1.1 WebForm? Many thanks in
advance.
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Asbjørn Ulsberg wrote: The '$url' variable should now contain a URL which is returned
from the webservice. The 'lnk' namespace is declared as the same
used in the return from the WebService. I've also tried using a
static and non-relative path for the '$wsLenkeUrl' (with
"http://...", but it doesn't help.
What's strange, is that if I do the 'document()' function on a
static XML document, it works. I can include (with <xsl:copy-
of>) static XML documents in the same XSLT stylesheet, in the
exact same transformation, but when I do 'document()' on
relative documents as a WebsSrvice, it doesn't work.
Chances are it has something to do with a way you are loading XslTransform
object. E.g. if you are loading it from a string, then of course relative
URI's in document() cannot be resolved relatively to Base URI of the stylesheet.
Show us your code.
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Multiconn Technologies, Israel
"Oleg Tkachenko" skrev: Chances are it has something to do with a way you are loading
XslTransform object. E.g. if you are loading it from a string,
then of course relative URI's in document() cannot be resolved
relatively to Base URI of the stylesheet.
If I load the XSLT document from a string that has an absolute
URL, shouldn't it work?
Show us your code.
Ok, this is how I do it:
StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
XslTransform xsl = new XslTransform();
string file = "http://" + HttpContext.Current.Request.Url.Host
+ HttpContext.Current.Request.ApplicationPath +
"/ressurser/xslt/" + xslfile; // "xslfile" is e.g. "tr.xslt"
// "file" will contain the absolute path to the XSLT
// stylesheet document.
xsl.Load(file);
xsl.Transform(dok, null, sw, new XmlUrlResolver());
return sw.ToSTring();
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Asbjørn Ulsberg wrote: If I load the XSLT document from a string that has an absolute
URL, shouldn't it work?
That means you are loading XSLT document from URL, not from string.
Should work.
Another idea - are you sure your web service supports HTTP GET requests? Try
to open the url in a browser to see what is returned.
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Oleg Tkachenko http://www.tkachenko.com/blog
Multiconn Technologies, Israel
"Oleg Tkachenko" skrev: If I load the XSLT document from a string that has an
absolute URL, shouldn't it work?
That means you are loading XSLT document from URL, not from
string. Should work.
Of course. I just thought «string url = "http://...";» at first,
but now that you explain it, I understand what you initially
meant. #:p
Another idea - are you sure your web service supports HTTP
GET requests?
Yup. I do a little <xsl:value-of select="$url" /> in the XSLT
document, and when I do a HTTP GET on that in a browser, it
returns the correct result.
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