* James Cerra <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-05-30 02:35]: > For a counter example: For internal use I might create an Atom > feed from atom entries with <?xml-stylesheet?> attached to > either the feed or the entries. Furthermore, I could add > instructions for my stylesheet by defining PIs used in the > entries. In this case, the PI processor is an xslt processor > that works before the atom processor. The original contains > global options and defines the template, while the entries are > parsed and aggregated into the original file. This way it is > easier to change the feed's options without editing the XSLT > source files. The atom processor becomes the last stage in the > pipe.
So you expect every XML processor to have an XSLT processor attached so that it will be able to resolve your custom Atom+PIs superformat to regular Atom? Regards, -- Aristotle
