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When writing an application that uses the fixbuf library, the XSLT file
xml2fbuf.xslt
helps add support for non-standard information
elements (such as those defined by CERT or your own organization) by
converting an XML file describing the elements to C code.
xml2fbuf.xslt
provides compile-time support for adding your
information elements to the information model. As of libfixbuf-2.1.0,
fixbuf provides run-time support for parsing an XML registry of
information records and adding them to the model via
fbInfoModelReadXMLFile()
and
fbInfoModelReadXMLData()
.
Specifically, xml2fbuf.xslt
converts an XML file containing a
valid IPFIX registry to a set of C statements that define an
fbInfoElement_t
array. These C statements may then be
included in your fixbuf project however you wish. Typically, the elements
are added to your fixbuf information model using the
fbInfoModelAddElementArray()
function.
As a simple example, using the xsltproc program, you can
convert the XML CERT IPFIX registry, cert_ipfix.xml
to an
array named cert_elements
in a file named
cert_elements.c
using the following command:
xsltproc --stringparam array_name cert_elements \
-o cert_elements.c xml2fixbuf.xslt cert_ipfix.xml