Subject: [xsl] Calling C++ from XSLT From: Franck Houssen <fh_p@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Mon, 7 Nov 2011 19:10:54 +0100 |
Hello xsl-list, Is it possible to call a C++ code (or function) from an XSLT sheet ? If yes, do you know some tutorial / guide / user manual dealing with this topic ? A subsidiary question : is it possible to trigger system calls from an XSLT sheet ? (to trigger the execution of a C++ program) I'am experienced in programming (C++, Java) but I'am new to XML / XSLT purposes. Starting from w3c.org, I started to find out more about XSLT. Then, I found the mulberrytech web site and I decided to post this question !... Here is my need : 1. step 1 : I have text files and binary datas (little or big endian) generated by C++, Java or Fortran (on Windows or Unix OS) that I need to sort 2. step 2 : to sort datas, I believed XSLT could be the suited solution (avoiding writing a painfull-to-write-and-maintian-C++ code to sort datas) 3. step 3 : when sorting with XSLT, I need to call C++ (Java, Fortran, ...) to read binary data to know how to handle them and which transformation should be applied (according to associated text files) Could you give me a solution ? Some clue ? A link to some documentation ? A book ? Or anything that could help me ?!... If you can't help me, could you forward this mail to somebody that could help me ? Regards, Franck
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