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Subject: Relation between XSL and DOM From: "Amit Rekhi" <amitr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 17:37:55 +0530 |
Hello,
I have just started reading the XSL spec. and am in a little
doubt. Kindly excuse me if the doubt happens to very basic :-)
The XSL spec. provides a pattern rule which specifies a pattern
and a template:-
PATTERN :- This will help specify a pattern/sequence of XML elements from
the source XML file.
QUESTION
* In this scenario of patterns , where exactly does DOM fit in?
* Are DOM interfaces being used by XSL patterns to select specific XML
elements from the source XSL file?
The XSL processor makes a tree of the source XML file before processing it.
So I feel that when selecting patterns to match with templates , the
processor uses DOM interfaces (or may be converting the match = "" syntax
into DOM interfaces ) to selectively extract XML elements from the XML
source tree before it applies templates to them. Am I right?
Thanks in
advance for any answers,
AMIT
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