XQuery Function Documentation

Applies an XSL stylesheet to the node tree passed as first argument. The parameters are the same as for the transform function. stream-transform can only be used within a servlet context. Instead of returning the transformed document fragment, it directly streams its output to the servlet's output stream. It should thus be the last statement in the XQuery.

Parameters:

$node-tree*	The source-document (node tree)
$stylesheet	The XSL stylesheet
$parameters?	The transformer parameters

Returns:

item()

Applies an XSL stylesheet to the node tree passed as first argument. The parameters are the same as for the transform function. stream-transform can only be used within a servlet context. Instead of returning the transformed document fragment, it directly streams its output to the servlet's output stream. It should thus be the last statement in the XQuery.

Parameters:

$node-tree*	The source-document (node tree)
$stylesheet	The XSL stylesheet
$parameters?	The transformer parameters
$attributes?	Attributes to pass to the transformation factory
$serialization-options?	The serialization options

Returns:

item()

Applies an XSL stylesheet to the node tree passed as first argument. The stylesheet is specified in the second argument. This should either be an URI or a node. If it is an URI, it can either point to an external location or to an XSL stored in the db by using the 'xmldb:' scheme. Stylesheets are cached unless they were just created from an XML fragment and not from a complete document. Stylesheet parameters may be passed in the third argument using an XML fragment with the following structure: <parameters><param name="param-name1" value="param-value1"/></parameters>. There are two special parameters named "exist:stop-on-warn" and "exist:stop-on-error". If set to value "yes", eXist will generate an XQuery error if the XSL processor reports a warning or error.

Parameters:

$node-tree*	The source-document (node tree)
$stylesheet	The XSL stylesheet
$parameters?	The transformer parameters

Returns:

node()? : the transformed result (node tree)

Applies an XSL stylesheet to the node tree passed as first argument. The stylesheet is specified in the second argument. This should either be an URI or a node. If it is an URI, it can either point to an external location or to an XSL stored in the db by using the 'xmldb:' scheme. Stylesheets are cached unless they were just created from an XML fragment and not from a complete document. Stylesheet parameters may be passed in the third argument using an XML fragment with the following structure: <parameters><param name="param-name" value="param-value"/></parameters>. There are two special parameters named "exist:stop-on-warn" and "exist:stop-on-error". If set to value "yes", eXist will generate an XQuery error if the XSL processor reports a warning or error. The fourth argument specifies attributes to be set on the used Java TransformerFactory with the following structure: <attributes><attr name="attr-name" value="attr-value"/></attributes>. The fifth argument specifies serialization options in the same way as if they were passed to "declare option exist:serialize" expression. An additional serialization option, "xinclude-path", is supported, which specifies a base path against which xincludes will be expanded (if there are xincludes in the document). A relative path will be relative to the current module load path.

Parameters:

$node-tree*	The source-document (node tree)
$stylesheet	The XSL stylesheet
$parameters?	The transformer parameters
$attributes?	Attributes to pass to the transformation factory
$serialization-options?	The serialization options

Returns:

node()? : the transformed result (node tree)