Saxon

Hi Jimpa,

Yes it is possible to override the Java TimedTraceListener within .NET when working with the Saxon API with some user defined class. I am currently looking at producing an example code. As a workaround you can reuse the Saxon Java @TimingTraceListener@ quite easily by calling it in your C# code. See example below:

 Processor processor = new Processor();
            processor.Implementation.setCompileWithTracing(true);

            XsltCompiler xsltCompiler = processor.NewXsltCompiler();
            XsltTransformer transformer;
            
                         
                XmlTextReader xslt = new XmlTextReader("C:\\xmark\\q12.xsl");
                XsltExecutable exec = xsltCompiler.Compile(xslt);
                
                transformer = exec.Load();
                transformer.SetInputStream(new FileStream("C:\\xmark\\xmark1.xml", FileMode.Open), new Uri("C:\\xmark\\"));

                net.sf.saxon.trace.TimingTraceListener trace1 = new net.sf.saxon.trace.TimingTraceListener();
                
                java.io.PrintStream stream1 = new java.io.PrintStream("c:\\test\\output.html");
              
               trace1.setOutputDestination(stream1);
                transformer.Implementation.addTraceListener(trace1);
                Serializer serializer = new Serializer();
                MemoryStream os = new MemoryStream();
                serializer.SetOutputStream(os);
                transformer.Run(serializer);
               
          ...

As mentioned above you can override the TimingTracingListener as follows:

As you probably know you can do it from the command line by using the -TP option. See the documentation for details:

http://www.saxonica.com/documentation9.4-demo/index.html#!using-xsl/commandline