Re: [xsl] loading scripting languages in xslt

[Guilherme Capilé <capile at rnp dot br>]

Thanks everybody for all the help, but can anyone help me with EXSLT or any other
extension functions?

> >  to update a xml file (then I'd
> > need this scripting language again to write the xml file).
>
> Writing out a document while in the middle of XSLT processing is a side effect
> that can be achieved with an extension element or extension function. Most
> XSLT processors offer such extensions; check the docs for your processor. You
> may also want to research if the processor you are using supports the EXSLT
> exsl:document element described at
> http://exslt.org/exsl/elements/document/index.html

I am currently using libxslt in a apache module mod_xslt (that's my glue to
httpd), but I am willing to try any other non-java (jdk gave me a headache in
FreeBSD) server-side implementation which does not embed xml in another scripting
language.

And my last doubt: what was the problem with xsl:script? Doesn't exslt have the
same function as an extension?

Thanks again,

Guilherme Capilé


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