This statement has the following parameters:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| InputDocumentPointer | The name of a COBOL pointer data item that points to an XML document that is stored in memory as a text string (the input document). |
| InputDocumentLength | The name of a COBOL numeric data item that contains the length of the XML document pointed to by InputDocumentPointer. |
| StyleSheetName | The filename of the XSLT stylesheet used for the transformation. |
| OutputDocumentPointer | The name of a COBOL pointer data item that will point to the generated XML document as a text string after successful completion of the statement (the output document). |
| OutputDocumentLength | The name of a COBOL numeric data item that will contain the length of the generated XML document pointed to by OutputDocumentPointer after successful completion of the statement. |
The XML TRANSFORM TEXT statement transforms the XML document specified by the InputDocumentPointer and InputDocumentLength parameters using the XSLT stylesheet specified by the StyleSheetName parameter into a new document specified by the OutputDocumentPointer and OutputDocumentLength parameters. The new document may or may not be an XML document depending on the XSLT stylesheet.
A status value is returned in the XML-data-group data item, which is defined in the copybook, lixmldef.cpy.
With an External XSLT Stylesheet:
XML TRANSFORM TEXT
MY-IN-DOCUMENT-POINTER
MY-IN-DOCUMENT-LENGTH
"MY-STYLESHEET"
MY-OUT-DOCUMENT-POINTER
MY-OUT-DOCUMENT-LENGTH
IF NOT XML-OK GO TO Z.
With an External XSLT Stylesheet and Parameters:
XML SET XSL-PARAMETERS
"MY-COUNT", 7.
IF NOT XML-OK GO TO Z.
XML TRANSFORM TEXT
MY-DATA-ITEM
"MY-DOCUMENT.XML"
"MY-MODEL-FILE"
"MY-STYLE-SHEET"
IF NOT XML-OK GO TO Z.