Learn how to transform XML messages using Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations, or XSLT, with Apache Camel, with this step by step tutorial.
xslt: com/example/mytransform.xsl
refers to file com/example/mytransform.xsl on the class path.
xslt: file: ///example/mytransform.xsl
refers to file /example/mytransform.xsl
xslt: http: //www.exampledemo.com/test/mytransform.xsl
refers to remote http resource.
We will apply XSLT to transform an XML message to another XML message.
The below output will be generated after applying XSLT to input XML.
Please go through the article » Introduction to Apache Camel » and it will give you a basic idea how to create a Java project and add the Camel dependencies required to implement the Camel integration.
In the above example, we have used a URI template that refers XSLT file on the class path. Make sure your XSLT file is added to the class path.
In this example, first it will read the file from the input directory and it will apply the transform and saved the transformed file to the output directory.
To test your application, drop the input XML to the input directory, and finally, run the application as Java. It will pick the file from the input directory, apply the XSLT transform, and save the output XML to the output directory.
Apache Camel provides very simple steps to apply XSLT transformations on your input XML. There are various mechanisms by which you can call XSLT into your Camel application, as described above.
Now you know how to transform XML messages using XSLT with Apache Camel.
