Why do you need to evaluate?
Could you accomplish the same thing by getting the result server-side and either passing it in as a param or bringing it in with the document() function?
best, -Rob
Wolf, Chris (IT) wrote:
We are using XSLTC exclusively, but now we want to implement more re-usable XSL code and in order to do so, it seems inevitable
that runtime evaluation of xpath's is neccesary. This implies
the use of the EXSL extension 'evaluate', which unfortunately,
does not work and there is no expected fix (see bug #15553).
What about using the xalan-java mechanism to directly invoke
code such as "org.apache.xapth.XPathAPI.eval()" from XSLTC? Will that work?
As an alternative, can we mix translet code and intrepretive mode of XSL to use the 'evaluate' function? The sparse documentation on "SmartTransfomer" implies this possiblity, but does not explain how.
Thanks,
Chris Wolf --------------------------------------------------------
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