Hunsberger, Peter wrote:
True - but in the courses I teach, a lot of students do not get across the multi-level grouping hurdle. Could be because of my skills as a trainer, of course ;-(Grouping is a standard XSLT problem. It's not real trivial, it usually requires a knowledge of keys, but it's not all that hard either.
Very much true. Still, it is a common problem where many people might prefer configuration over implementation.That's probably true! But; will it be easier to maintain? If it's presentation oriented I'd keep it in the XSLT if it's business logic then a transformer might be more reasonable (or better, shove it even further towards the back end).
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