Insert a single form button to apply a XSL style sheet to a XML document wrapped in an NST WUI <iframe>.
The following parameters are recognized:
The full path to the XML file to process (on the server).
The full path to the XSL file to apply (on the server).
The text the user clicks on. If omitted defaults to Process XML.
The MIME type describing the results that will be returned. If omitted defaults to text/html.
Optional title attribute to appear as a tooltip to the user when their mouse hovers over the button.
Optional set of additional parameters to pass to the xsltproc invocation (like: "-stringparam gpsFile ${GPSFILEPATH}").
Optional set of attributes to apply to input button entity.
Optional title for new page that will be opened (if omitted, we will use the LABEL as the title).
This macro is useful when you want to apply a XSL style sheet to a XML document and return the resulting output (typically nice looking HTML) back to the user.
Example of using the macro:
@wuiXslIframeButton("/var/log/nmap.xml","/usr/share/xsl/nmap.xsl","Format nmap XML",,,,"Nmap Report")Assuming the com.ccg.macros.at.All
class is within your CLASSPATH and the
config/html.at macros file has been
generated (Hint: run make atmacros in the
wui directory), a developer should be able to
run the above example by copy/pasting from below:
[root@probe root]#java com.ccg.macros.at.All <<EOF@include("config/html.at",,"d")@wuiXslIframeButton("/var/log/nmap.xml","/usr/share/xsl/nmap.xsl","Format nmap XML",,,,"Nmap Report")EOF
This macro is defined as:
@javascriptButton("NstWui.openIframeXslPage({
xml: '@param(0)',
xsl: '@param(1)',
mime: '@fnb("@param(3)","text/html")',
params: '@param(5)',
title: '@fnb("@param(7)","@param(2)")',
win: '_blank'
})","@param(2)","@param(4)","@param(6)")