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Posted to dev@santuario.apache.org by Jorge Martín Cuervo <jo...@defactops.com> on 2007/02/12 12:17:16 UTC

xquery transforms

is there any way to use xquery in transforms? is this a crazy idea?


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Re: xquery transforms

Posted by Jorge Martín Cuervo <jo...@defactops.com>.

El mar, 13 de 02 de 2007 a las 09:36, Berin Lautenbach escribió:

> There is are XPath and XSLT transforms, but that's as close as the 
> xml-sig spec gets.  In theory it should be possible to specify a new 
> transform that uses xquery to extract data from an xml document and then 
> put that data into a form that it could be signed.
> 
> Is there something you want to do with XQuery that you can't do with 
> XPath or XSLT transforms?

with xquery i can make more complex calculations than xpath, but with
xlst i supose i can do anything.


thanks

> 
> Cheers,
> 	Berin
> 
> 
> Jorge Martín Cuervo wrote:
> > is there any way to use xquery in transforms? is this a crazy idea?
> > 
> > 
> > thanks
> > 
> > -- 
> > ;-)
> > ____________________________________
> > Jorge Martin Cuervo
> > Analista Programador
> > 
> > Outsourcing Emarketplace
> > deFacto Powered by Standards
> > 
> > email <jo...@defactops.com>
> > voz +34 985 129 820
> > voz +34 660 026 384
> > ____________________________________
> > 

-- 
;-)
____________________________________
Jorge Martin Cuervo
Analista Programador

Outsourcing Emarketplace
deFacto Powered by Standards

email <jo...@defactops.com>
voz +34 985 129 820
voz +34 660 026 384
____________________________________

Re: xquery transforms

Posted by Berin Lautenbach <be...@wingsofhermes.org>.

There is are XPath and XSLT transforms, but that's as close as the 
xml-sig spec gets.  In theory it should be possible to specify a new 
transform that uses xquery to extract data from an xml document and then 
put that data into a form that it could be signed.

Is there something you want to do with XQuery that you can't do with 
XPath or XSLT transforms?

Cheers,
	Berin

Jorge Martín Cuervo wrote:
> is there any way to use xquery in transforms? is this a crazy idea?
> 
> 
> thanks
> 
> -- 
> ;-)
> ____________________________________
> Jorge Martin Cuervo
> Analista Programador
> 
> Outsourcing Emarketplace
> deFacto Powered by Standards
> 
> email <jo...@defactops.com>
> voz +34 985 129 820
> voz +34 660 026 384
> ____________________________________
>