Re: Xalan C++ support for exsl:document

[ra...@tcs.com]

We are trying to implement that extension to meet one of our project's 
requirements.
We found that Xalana Java parser is using executeChildTemplates function 
to execute children of XSL element.
Please inform us about similar method in Xalan C++ API.

Thanks&regards,
Mukkamala Radha Kameswari
Tata Consultancy Services Limited
Mailto: radha.k@tcs.com
Website: http://www.tcs.com



Matthew Hoyt <mh...@ca.ibm.com> 
09/29/2004 06:10 PM


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Re: Xalan C++ support for exsl:document







Hi , 

Xalan-C++does not currently support  exsl:document.   As far as I know, 
there are no immediate plans to implement this functionality.   

You can see which EXSLT functions we support here: 
http://xml.apache.org/xalan-c/extensionslib.html 

If you decide implement this function yourself, you are welcome to 
contribute it for inclusion in future releases of Xalan-C++. 

-Matt. 




"Ampavatina \(EXT\), Siva" <x_...@ugs.com> 
09/28/2004 09:31 AM 

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Hi, 
We would like to generate multiple output files from XSL. 
But using exsl:document with the name space http://exlt:org/document, 
which is similar to redirect function provided by  Xalan Java parser. 
This is not generating multiple files with XALAN C++ parser v1.8. 
Please inform us whether this is supported or not. 
Thanks, 
Radha Kameswari 
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Re: Xalan C++ support for exsl:document

[da...@us.ibm.com]

> We are trying to implement that extension to meet one of our
> project's requirements.  We found that Xalana Java parser
> is using executeChildTemplates function to execute children
> of XSL element. Please inform us about similar method in
> Xalan C++ API. 

Since Xalan-C++ does not support extension elements, there is no way to 
explicitly execute the children of a template from user code.

Dave