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Saxon-JS enables not only to run XSLT in the browser but also to read and write HTML content. With JavaScript, checking if a class 'edited' is contained by an elements class list can be done by

I am working on an XSL transformation on Oxygen using the Saxon-EE 10.3 transformer. I want to use the compiled stylesheet (sef.json) later on my website with Saxon-JS 2. Inside of the XSL transformation I am using the saxon:parse-html function with the saxon namespace declared as following:

I am trying to find/know the correct approach to save sef in memory and use the same for transformation

Found below two approaches to generate sef file:

1. using xsltpackage.save(File) : it works fine but here need to save content to a File which doesn't suit our requirement as we need store in memory/db.

2. XsltExecutable.export() : it generated file but if i use the same .sef file for transformation, i am getting empty content as output(result).

I use xsl:include and document in xslt and i resolved them using URI resolver.

I am using below logic to generate and transform.

Note: i am using Saxon ee (trial version).

1.XsltExecutable.export()

I'm working on this react app and when I build the projects the bundle.js file is 10mb so after the deployment it takes time to load the content.

Here's the code: https://github.com/sef-global/scholarx-frontend

Here's my webpack config file:

I'm using spring boot starter dependency to send some emails. But it throws NullPointerException. I tried logging the email objects and they are available.

Here's the code in github

Here's the email objects

Hi! First of all I am very new to Stack Overflow so excuse me if I did something wrong.

I need some help on the .htaccess to rewrite a rule for a SEO friendly URL. Basically it is a blog and I get blog post data not with an $id but with a sef URL parameter. I know that search engines does not like URL parameters because it is hard to identify what is what.

"sef" parameter dynamically changes according to the blog post content I show. I want to get the part after "=" and delete parameter name(?sef) and put a "/" in between which looks like this.

Current URL structure (with a "sef" parameter)

We get a XML packet of a price change and then want to update the particular section of a HTML doc. The problem is that the only way we can see it working is by a 2-stage transformation which first transforms the XML packet to a well-formed HTML chunk and then a 2nd XSLT to read in the HTML file and overwrite that particular section.

HTML file to update (it's well-formed):

I'm new to RxJs and I am struggling with a complex scenario for an Angular app where I have observables nested in other observables (simplified hereafter).

To be concise, I have:

• An Observable that returns a stream with a collection of objects SearchActivity => Observable
• Each SearchActivity object have an Observable property 'results$' => BehaviorSubject

I try to extract all the results from inside all the activities to one single Observable. So, from the following example (this is not code, but an idea of the data structure):

Can anyone provide some guidance on pinpointing the bottleneck in a transform?

This is a node.js implementation of Saxon-JS. I'm trying to increase the speed of transforming some XML documents so that I can provide a Synchronous API that responds in under 60sec ideally (230sec is the hard limit of the Application Gateway). I need to be able to handle up to 50MB size XML files as well.

I've run node's built profiler (https://nodejs.org/en/docs/guides/simple-profiling/). But it's tough to make sense of the results given that the source code of the free version of Saxon-JS is not really human-readable.

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