I'm curious about an issue which I have been thinking about for a few days
now. Here's the situation, I'm receiving XML files which need to be
transformed to HTML and a number of other formats. During the
transformation I may need to do some user specific processing, such as
changing the language of the text from English to French. After spending
some time reading various techniques to do so I have realized that I will
need to process two transformations, first from XML -> HTML/XML with some
additional tags identifying nodes which need translation, second processing
the translatable nodes to the appropriate language.
My question is this: Can I process both transformations simultaneously? I
was thinking along the lines of a stylesheet that contains templates for
matching text nodes which are potentially translatable, if a translation
property is set the first template will call the translation template to do
the text replacement before completing the first template.
Does this seem like a reasonable approach or should I stick with sequential
transformations of the document?
Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!
-dhs
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