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Re: PHP integration with XSLT
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- Subject: Re: [xsl] PHP integration with XSLT
- From: dfour <dfour at noos dot fr>
- Date: Sat, 10 Nov 2001 16:30:48 -0500
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Well , storing in a file is slow, I agree.
But you're not obliged to save the content you get in a file !
I don't know what kind of process you want to do with PHP, but with the
solution I use I can process the original xml file before and after
transformation by XSL.
So it's a matter of programming : either you use PHP to alter the original
xml file then you transform the result with xsl and you send that to the
browser; either you process the result of the transformation then send that
to the browser.
So there is no overcost of saving in a file. And in both cases you get the
benefice of gathering XSLT and PHP (in my opinion a very efficient pair of
programming languages).
Actually, in my case, I did it because I want to store the final
transformation as static xhtml files (not so static because I use Javascript
on these pages to interact with the client).
Daniel
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