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Re: XSLT Engine for Linux
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- Subject: Re: XSLT Engine for Linux
- From: Lars Marius Garshol <larsga at garshol dot priv dot no>
- Date: 14 Sep 2000 15:27:20 +0200
- Cc: <jonathan dot irving at sun dot com>, <robin at isogen dot com>
- References: <200009121352.JAA21133@purol.East.Sun.COM>
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* John Robert Gardner
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| I saw the "customizable using XSL and CSS" and so had asked to learn
| the extent--i.e., XSL extent--of the "customizable" -- so this is
| not transformative, then? I'm assuming you have used it?
I have not, I just read the presentation on the web pages.
Well, what I'm saying is that it doesn't seem to be a Linux
application or a Java application or anything like that. What I'm
trying to say is that it seems to me to be an XML application
implemented using XSLT.
Ie: XSLies does not seem to be an XSLT _engine_, like SAXON, Sablotron
or xt, but an XSLT _application_, something implemented as an XSLT
stylesheet and requiring an XSLT engine to be run.
| Following the spec., since any XSL processing is a transformation -
| in section 1 ". . . when XSLT is trandorming into the XSL formatting
| vocabulary, the transformation functions as a stylesheet" -- this is
| a part of the spec that left it unclear to me where the actual use
| of XSL and the transformation engine would define this Linux tool.
I have no idea what you are trying to say here, sorry.
--Lars M.
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