Subject: Dynamic source components From: Chris Tomlinson <chris@xxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1999 08:33:44 -0600 |
Is there any intent that XSL (including the filter extensions in XT) be able to handle source documents that have markup intended to perform dynamic generation of a portion of the content. What I mean is something like the following: <doc> <title>List of items</title> <!-- produce the items via a query --> <query id="query-1" db="accts-payable" sql="select acct-title, amt from accounts where ..."/> </doc> Having written a small prototype of an xml application that provides for serving up content on the web via a servlet I see that I had to implement many of the features of XSL and will have to implement more of the XSL features to get the web template processor up to a reasonable level of functionality. It seemed to me that if I could understand how to arrange for either xml or (preferrably) dom to be generated on the fly and before invoking XSL templates then that would allow for arbitrary dynamic content production and all the power of XSL without reinventing/reimplementing the same features in another application. I suggested dom above since it would not likely be as efficient to literally materialize xml as it would be to have a dom wrapper on a data structure resulting from some external dynamic content creation. Any thoughts? Thanks and ciao, Christine Tomlinson XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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