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Originally Posted by sachinshastri 
according to u first i will convert my xml into xsl
I never said that. I said, you’d need an XSL file to do the conversion.
here is a part of my project, using xml conversion.
on line 17 I pass an xml file (name), read from the input object
$inSeite_in, via a selfmade wrapper to PHP’s XSLTprocessor class.
on line 18 I do the same with the xsl file name
line 20 triggers the conversion and returns the result xml (in this case xhtml)
- protected function Transform(
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Seite $inSEITE_in,
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$sy_par = '',
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$f_empty = XSLT_FORCE_RESULT
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)
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{
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# set parameter correctly
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$param = ($sy_par === '' and isset($this->ID)) ? $this->ID : $sy_par;
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$mp_param = ($inSEITE_in->PAR_NAME) ? $inSEITE_in->getValue('PAR_ARRAY', $param) : array();
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try
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{ # load XSLT
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$inXSLT_process = XSLTransform::getInstance();
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# set parameter
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$inXSLT_process->emptyResult = (bool) $f_empty;
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# load files
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$inXSLT_process->loadXML($inSEITE_in->XML);
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$inXSLT_process->loadXSL($inSEITE_in->XSL);
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# processing
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$data = $inXSLT_process->Process($mp_param);
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}
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catch (ProcException $pe)
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{
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ErrorLog::add($pe, __CLASS__);
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trigger_error(500, E_USER_ERROR);
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return '<!-- Parser Error -->'; // ???
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}
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return $data;
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}
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