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RE: Using HTTP request parameters


> Hey All,
>   I just read a tutorial on passing HTTP request parameters into a 
> stylesheet using Cocoon.  Does anyone know if this is possible without
using 
> Cocoon?  Is there anything in the xsl namespace that allows access to the 
> HTTP request parameters?

Since XSL has nothing to do with HTTP (it can be run in systems that never
touch the Internet), it wouldn't make sense to have this as part of XSL.  At
best, it can only be up to a system (such as Cocoon) that wraps XSL and
handles HTTP requests to provide an interface between HTTP request
parameters and XSL parameters.  

What platform do you want to invoke XSL from and which XSL processor?  It
is, for example, pretty easy to write a Servlet that passes request
parameters as XSL parameters.




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