Subject: [xsl] [design question] From: "TP" <tpass001@xxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 4 Feb 2003 08:35:50 -0600 |
I have a servlet based application where the servlet recieves xml from another application and then uses xalan to transform that xml to html using xsl on the server side. Now all that goes through to the browser is html so every transaction using the mvc pattern has a stylesheet associated with it. The problem is that now my stylesheets are too huge. One of them for example has 1653 lines, which is difficult to maintain, even though templated and also I am not sure what it does for the loading time of each stylesheet before transformation. Right now I dont see any problem but i was wondering whether I could improve this design. Could I use import/include to put all the javascript in a separate .js file and include it when the stylesheet loads. Would this slow down or fasten the process. Could I do the same for templates in the stylesheets, for example, each stylesheet has a status bar, I could put that in a status.xsl and include/import on it later. Notice that I use import/include because I dont know what the difference is. Can someone please tell me which is faster. Thanks in advance. TP. XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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