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Posted to dev@xalan.apache.org by "Vries, Michiel de" <Mi...@nl.compuware.com> on 2002/03/01 14:35:48 UTC
Xalan progress indication
Hi All,
I am using Xalan as a tool to migrate some XMI data from one format into
another. However, the datasets of that transformation might be very large.
Is there a way to give the user any feedback on the transformation?
I was thinking of using a SAX handler of my own, which calls the default SAX
implementation for all callbacks, but also prints some logging information.
Please share your thoughts with me.
Michiel.
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Compuware OptimalJ - www.optimalj.com
Re: Xalan progress indication
Posted by Bruno Verachten <Br...@laposte.net>.
Vries, Michiel de wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>I am using Xalan as a tool to migrate some XMI data from one format into
>another. However, the datasets of that transformation might be very large.
>Is there a way to give the user any feedback on the transformation?
>
>I was thinking of using a SAX handler of my own, which calls the default SAX
>implementation for all callbacks, but also prints some logging information.
>
>Please share your thoughts with me.
>
>Michiel.
>---
>Compuware OptimalJ - www.optimalj.com
>
Hi Michiel,
I'm using Xalan to generate Java Code (EJBs) from XMI, and sometimes the
input files
are really BIG (19Megs). I often use xsl:message to tell the final user
what I'm doing!
Later,
Bruno Verachten.