Subject: RE: [xsl] Content negotiation in XSLT From: "Rushforth, Peter" <prushfor@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 21 Jul 2008 14:13:04 -0400 |
Florent, > This extension is aimed to provide HTTP features. And HTTP > is not restricted to XML, it sends and receives text. Good point, among other non-text formats. I think I see you could also use the extension to support REST-style PUT, DELETE etc., by changing the @method="PUT, POST, GET etc" ? > > But that's a good point, because while serializing in XSLT > is easy, parsing requires much an extension. So I guess it > could be interesting to provide an alternative extension > function that handles the parsing (at least). Of course, this is a very good reason to use saxon:parse, and it would of course allow custom parsers to be invoked if a (custom) URIReslover detected the content type. Good one. Maybe a new set of EXSLT functions specific to XSLT 2 could begin with yours plus a set from Saxon (like parse, serialize)? Not sure when this starts to go off-topic, but certain that Tommie will let us know ;). > I have a new version to upload (to deal with proxies with > authentication), and I want to write new, simpler examples. > Then I would like to improve the interface, and write a > stylesheet that build upon the HTTP extension to provide SOAP > functions. I will definitely look for that, perhaps you could let us know? Cheers, Peter
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