Re: [xsl] Running xsltproc does not produce any output

["ohaya ohaya@xxxxxxxxx" <xsl-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 Martin,
I just noticed that my subsequent posts were causing a "message too large"
response from the mailing list and also the responses were going to my spam
folder.
FYI, in my replies, I did catch the problem of missing the <syslog> element
and was able to make xsltproc "work", but one weird thing was the output was
only going to the file I designated in the "-o foo" parameter, and not to
stdout.
Now that I am past getting xsltproc working, I am trying to determine how I
can do what I want to do.

Hopefully my first post is readable, because it has all the files, the
pta.xsl, the rfc.xsl, and the raw XML that is being processed.
Anyway, what I am trying to do is to modify the pta.xsl/rfc.xsl to do is:
a) If the XML has "<MessageID>412</MessageID>" andb) If the <ExtraDetails>
element has a string "Command=xxxxx$[Tab]yyyyy$;" where the xxxxx$ and yyyyy$
are identical, then
b) I need to either remove, or redact/obfuscate the xxxxx$ and yyyyy$ string.

In other words, *IF* the <MessageID> value is "412", AND if the <ExtraDetails>
element:
Contains a string that is like  "Command=myPass$[Tab]myPass$;" where the part
in front of the "[Tab]" is identical to the part after the "[Tab]", then, I
want to change (for example) the <ExtraDetails> from:
<ExtraDetails>Command=myPass$[Tab]myPass$;ConnectionComponentId=Users;DstHost
=my.solutions;Protocol=NC;ID=Server_W01;SessionID=0...5149;SrcHost=xx.zz.0.24
;TXTOffset=1593B;User=xxxxx;VIDOffset=39T;</ExtraDetails>
To something like:
<ExtraDetails>Command=**********$[Tab]*********$;ConnectionComponentId=Users;
DstHost=my.solutions;Protocol=NC;ID=Server_W01;SessionID=0...5149;SrcHost=xx.
zz.0.24;TXTOffset=1593B;User=xxxxx;VIDOffset=39T;</ExtraDetails>

Is that possible to do with XSLT?B  I am think that it is/may be, but, also I
think that maybe I could do something like have the XSLT call out to a small
java class/method?
Are both of those (pure XSLT approach or use XSLT calling Java) approach
possible?
(FYI, according to this
(https://docs.cyberark.com/Downloads/Legal/Vault%20Third-Party%20Notices.pdf)
CyberArk uses Xalan; also FYI, this is on Windows not Linux)?
Jim



    On Sunday, July 21, 2024 at 11:00:41 AM EDT, Martin Honnen
martin.honnen@xxxxxx <xsl-list-service@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:




 On 21/07/2024 16:43, ohaya ohaya@xxxxxxxxx wrote:



 I am going to have to modify one of the base XSLTs so I wanted to try
xsltproc (on CENTOS) to test/debug, but when I ran a sample XML output using
one of the base XSLTs, xsltproc doesn't produce any output (and no errors
either), so I was hoping someone might be able to tell me why.
  The base XSLT references an additional small XSLT via an "xsl:import".



Your XSLT seems to look for a syslog root element or at least a container
element for the audit_record element but your XML sample has a single
audit_record root element.



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