Examining the XML Output

Finally, the example writes to standard out two forms of the serialized object:

the transformed, more readable version

the form created by the XML serialization and expected by XML streams when the object is restored

 

{

ifstream script("../XmlStreamOut.xsl"); //1

RWObjectOutputStream out = //2

RWXsltObjectOutputStreamImp::make(cout,script);

out << book2; //3

}

cout << endl;

{

RWObjectOutputStream out = //4

RWXmlObjectOutputStreamImp::make(cout);

out << book2; //5

}

return 0;

}

// 1  Creates an ifstream for reading in the output XSLT stylesheet.

// 2   Sets up an XML output stream that includes support for a transformation by passing the ifstream to the output XSLT stylesheet.

// 3   Streams the transformed version of the book2 object to standard out.

// 4   Sets up an XML output stream with no transformation support.

// 5   Streams the standard XML streams version of the book2 object to standard out.

Here is the resulting output:

With transformation:

Without transformation: