Re: Want serialized (rather than DOM-tree) output from XSL

[keshlam@xxxxxxxxxx]

Re using XSL plus postprocessing to get non-XML output: A good example of
that is the TeXML package on IBM's Alphaworks. TeXML is an XML syntax
equivalent of the LaTeX formatting language (popular for
scientific/mathematical publishing), plus a post-converter that processes
this XML into standard LaTeX.

Alternatively, if you have an XSL processor that takes its input and output
in the form of DOM trees, you could write a custom tool that renders the
TeXML (or similar) DOM directly into non-XML form.

Remember, XML's just a portable/interoperable data format. Once you've got
the data, what you do with it is limited only by your applications.

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Joe Kesselman  / IBM Research
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