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Posted to torque-user@db.apache.org by Alexandru Dovlecel <al...@siemens.com> on 2004/03/25 14:18:55 UTC

Torque and XSLT

Hello all,

I do have a question, plain curriosity, I think will not help me in the
development of my projects. Why torque_gen is using velocity templates? Why
not using XSLT transformations? Is there a good reason or only because the
torque was part of the turbine framework (AFAIK)?

Does it mean that Velocity provides extra functionality compared to XSLT?

I am asking those questions because the schema is defines in XML, so an XSLT
transformation was the first thing that was on my mind.

Sorry for flooding the mailing list with such nonsense. :((( But it's about
the curiosity.

Thanks,
Alex


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Re: Torque and XSLT

Posted by Emmanuel Florent <ef...@formaguide.com>.
Try to do 5% of the torque-gen features with XSLT and then ask question
again :)
It is such a good design that some here could have extended by doing a
kind of phpmyadmin, but custom for your model, 
One, Bogdan, could have do it in JSP, and I'm actually doing it in PHP,
using a Model2/MVC framework and some part of phplib for extending an
application for a customer. Velocity Template Language Rocks !

Emmanuel Florent
http://www.devaki.org/


On Thu, 2004-03-25 at 14:18, Alexandru Dovlecel wrote:
> Hello all,
> 
> I do have a question, plain curriosity, I think will not help me in the
> development of my projects. Why torque_gen is using velocity templates? Why
> not using XSLT transformations? Is there a good reason or only because the
> torque was part of the turbine framework (AFAIK)?
> 
> Does it mean that Velocity provides extra functionality compared to XSLT?
> 
> I am asking those questions because the schema is defines in XML, so an XSLT
> transformation was the first thing that was on my mind.
> 
> Sorry for flooding the mailing list with such nonsense. :((( But it's about
> the curiosity.
> 
> Thanks,
> Alex
> 
> 
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