Subject: RE: [xsl] Debugging XSL with XML Spy 5 From: "bryan" <bry@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 11 Feb 2003 17:11:03 +0100 |
>I have discovered on the XML Spy website that >"The xmlspyR 5 internal XSLT engine does not support proprietary extensions >e.g. MSXML or Apache. Yeah. From fishing around in the different parts of XML spy it seems to me that they want to keep it hidden. Nothing nefarious about that, people often want to hide bits of code they consider sensitive from competitors. They create a HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\XMLSPY.Application.1 in the registry which I started following thinking it would lead me to the processor but I think its probably just a security thing from some stuff I came across, although it is an automation server. The problem is of course exacerbated by my not using xml spy so it's difficult for me to know what clues are the right ones to follow, and I don't want to get a new evaluation key from them either. So far, running xmlspy and the stylevision stuff through reshacker and depends and xmlspy.tlb in OLE view, etc. etc. found a lot of functions etc. that from their names etc. seem to be very concerned with communicating with java. There is also an xmlspyinterface.jar in the stylevision folder. There seem to be two methods defined inside of the xmlspy type library for working with xsl, AssignXSL and TransformXSL, AssignXSL takes a VARIANT_BOOL bDialog parameter so I suppose this is what you use to set your processor, but as this is inside the xmlspy typelibrary I doubt its usefulness in the debugger. Anyone use these methods out there? Finally there's a gra_xsl.txt in the same folder as the stylevision.exe, an ebnf definition of xslt. I suppose that xmlspyinterface.jar has something to do with interpreting the different ebnf documents they have in that folder... Probably not likely to get anywhere further than this unless someone who's actually running xmlspy and stylevision has done some peaking in the guts. XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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