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- From: "David Brownell" <david-b@pacbell.net>
- To: "Paul Tchistopolskii" <paul@qub.com>, <xml-dev@xml.org>
- Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 07:59:07 -0700
> > In fact, doesn't essentially every Java XSLT engine
> > come with some servlet? I recall XT does too.
>
> Yes, it does, but 'default' servlet which comes with XT
> is very 'brutal'.
And I noticed you posted a pointer to a "better" one,
which is fine.
My point was just that one doesn't seem to find XSLT
without servlets nowadays, including the XSLT version
that had not yet been mentioned.
> > What I don't recall is which ones use the
> >
> > <?xml-stylesheet ... ?>
> >
> > PI to figure out what stylesheet to apply, but I could
> > easily have missed noticing that facility!
>
> For example, 'default' XT Servlet assumes that
> 'servlet equals to the stylesheet'. ...
>
> What if I like to generate 2 different layout's out of
> the same XML file ?
Sure, there are a million combinations to want,
and it's no problem if many of them are supported.
In particular, what if I _don't_ want multiple
layouts from a file? Shouldn't I have the option
to use the only _standard_ way to bind stlyesheets
to a document? When to use it is another question.
- Dave
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