Re: Feeding DOMs to XSLT Processors

[James Garriss <jgarriss@xxxxxxxxx>]

At 12:09 PM 2/3/2000 , Alexandru-Ionut Albu wrote:
>
>>Is there a reason why the API's don't readily provide for DOM (as
>>opposed to file) inputs?  Am I showing my ignorance?  Accessing the XML
>>data and XST stylesheets from the filesystem on demand isn't a good
>>option for us, and I don't believe that any sort of production system
>>that needs responsive performance could put up with it.  But I'd like
>>to get some thoughts on the subject.  Thank you are any and all input.
>
>I think Lotus XSL allows you to specify both the document to transform and
>the stylesheet as DOM objects. But I completely agree with your point of
>view that all processors should provide such an option.

It does.  We've done it by passing LotusXSL 0.19.2 a DOM for the 
stylesheet.  It's in the documentation.

  James Garriss | The MITRE Corporation | jgarriss @ mitre.org



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