S Woodside wrote:
xsltproc or sabcmd depending on which xslt processor you're using will do what you want but I don't think either does pipelines. But why bother? The caching system works great. Your system will only process files once, and serve the cached copy thereafter. Plus, you never have the spend the cycles on files that never get used.And if you need offline pipelines, you can look into XML::SAX::Machines. Throwing in XSLT could work with XML::Filter::XSLT. I guess that replicating that module to have XML::Filter::XPathScript would be trivial.
It might be possible to some degree to autogenerate XML::SAX::Machines pipelines from the AxKit configuration.
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