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processingPolicy
Guidelines
You can use either of two forms (referred to as single-command and
multi-command) of the xslproxy command to create an XSL proxy.
v The single-command form creates a basic XSL proxy and provides the ability to
v The multi-command form creates a basic XSL proxy and provides enhanced
Use the exit command to exit XSL Proxy configuration mode and return to Global
configuration mode.
Use the no form of this command to delete an XSL Proxy.
Related Commands
stylepolicy, xmlmgr
Examples
v Enters XSL Proxy Service configuration mode for the Proxy-1 XSL proxy.
v Creates the catalogOrders XSL Proxy. Monitors the local address
v Creates the catalogOrders XSL Proxy. Monitors the local address
v Deletes the catalogOrders XSL Proxy.
xslrefresh
Assigns a Stylesheet Refresh Policy to an XML Manager.
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Optionally specifies the name of a Processing Policy to perform transforms.
The default is to use processing instructions, if any, that are in incoming
XML documents.
assign a Processing Policy.
configuration options.
When issued with only the name argument, the command enters XSL Proxy
configuration mode. This mode supports the creation of an XSL Proxy with a
series of brief single-purpose commands.
Requires the ip-address, port, remote-address, and xml-manager commands
(XSL Proxy) to complete the configuration. Other commands add optional
functionality.
# xsl proxy Proxy-1
XSL Proxy Service configuration mode
#
192.168.1.10:45000 in support of the server at 10.10.1.100:34000. Performs
transforms with processing instructions in the XML document.
# xslproxy catalogOrders 192.168.1.10 45000
10.10.1.100 34000 mgr1
#
192.168.1.10:45000 in support of the server at 10.10.1.100:34000. Assigns the
WebQuery Processing Policy. Performs transforms with the rules in that policy.
# xslproxy catalogOrders 192.168.1.10 45000
10.10.1.100 34000 mgr1 WebQuery
#
# no xslproxy catalogOrders
#
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