Harsh,
The xalan executable available from the old distribution, or the xalan
executable that can be compled from the CurrentSVN can be used. The
xalan program requires both an XML file, a XSLT stylesheet file, and
sends transformed output to standard output. It is set to stop on first
fata
The biggest thing you'll need to implement besides the new Parser
language for XPath 2 is the function library.
There are over 100 functions and a handful of operations.
The good thing is that the XSLT workingroup had created a Test suite,
that you can run processors against for XPath2/XQuery
Gui & Victor,
OKay, I will try to review the PsychoPath-Java development and Xalan-Java
architecture to get ideas on how to integrate the XPath2 and XSLT2
functionality into Xalan-C/C++.
I already have an extensive set of notes on the XALAN-C and XERCES-C
libraries.
I have a set of files to cre
> I would not use XML and XSLT for PDF document pagination.
> I instead use XSLT to convert XML into a LaTex markup language and then
> let the underlying troff/groff processors generate the actual content
for
> printing and publishing.
For what it's worth, something very similar to that was the
Hello Steven,
On 17.06.2011 19:05, shath...@e-z.net wrote:
Sebastian Leske,
I would not use XML and XSLT for PDF document pagination.
I instead use XSLT to convert XML into a LaTex markup language and then
let the underlying troff/groff processors generate the actual content for
printing and p
