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Friday, July 07, 2017

XSLT. Apples and Oranges.


Believe me or not, I'm not going to compare XSL processors or whining about poor support for XSLT 2.0. Recently I have faced the situation,  where I should merge two property lists and produce combined result. Let's do some shopping and play with the grocery lists. The reasons why I'm writing this post are:

  • SOA 11g/12c supports XSLT 2.0 transformations and you can use all the power of it. 
  • XSLT Mapper is far behind the processor and may eve lie to you with the error messages. 
The example below is a little trinket, but it may save you hours on developing external services for the data transformation.