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| Empeterson |
 Posted: Tue May 27, 2003 9:50 am Post subject: Question about XML Transform Node properties... |
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Could anyone tell me exactly what the Stylesheet Cache Level property does? The 'Help' states as follows;
'Stylesheet Cache Level. Specifies the number of compiled, or parsed, stylesheets that are stored in this instance of the node. The default is 5, which means that 5 compiled stylesheets are stored in the instance of the node.'
I am not entirely sure I understand this. |
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| wmqiadm |
| Posted: Wed Jun 04, 2003 7:49 am Post subject: |
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can anybody answer this...even we are in need of same answer.
Wmqiadm.
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| Ian |
| Posted: Mon Jun 09, 2003 1:51 am Post subject: |
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XML Transform node property : Transformation node process flow
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You can add the Transformation Node to a message flow definition as you would
any other node. Once you have added a Transformation Node, and it receives an
MQSI message, it:
1. Determines what XSL stylesheet to use, where the stylesheet is located and then
retrieves the stylesheet. You can specify the location of the stylesheet by:
1.1 Defining the name of the stylesheet file and its location on the stylesheet
panel of the properties of your node, inside the MQSI Control Center.
Specifying stylesheet information as one of the properties of the node assures
that the node will always apply the same stylesheet to all the XML data it
receives.
1.2 Defining the name of the stylesheet file and it location as part of the XML
data that is contained in the MQSI message. Specifying stylesheet information
as part of the XML data allows the node to apply different stylesheets to the
XML data it receives.
1.3 Defining the name of the stylesheet file and its location in the
LocalEnvironment folder (data structure) contained in the MQSI message.
Specifying stylesheet information as part of the LocalEnvironment allows the
node to apply different stylesheets to the XML data it receives.
2. Extracts the XML data from the MQSI message.
3. Applies the stylesheet to the XML data to produce new data.
4. Places the newly created data in the MQSI message.
5. Sends the MQSI message with the newly created data to the next MQSI node.
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XML Transform node property : Stylesheet Cache Level
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Specifies the number of compiled, or parsed, stylesheets that are stored in this instance of the node.
The default is 5, which means that 5 compiled stylesheets are stored in the instance of the node.
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I think this means that if you define the name of the stylesheet file and it location as part of the XML
data that is contained in the MQSI message (option 1.2 above), that each message could have a different
Stylesheet and that this cache level refers to how many of these are cached in memory.
As such, I think this property is only relevant if you have your Stylesheet defined within the message and if this stylesheet is likely to vary.
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