There is also the issue that using http:// url's, your transform would would
result in possibly html being output (becuase last_in_chain) would be set,
and if your using XSLT $stylesheet->output_string( $result ) would be called.
But by using axkit:// url's, last_in_chain is not set, and you'll get XML
via $result->toString().
The later being much more useful to other XML processors.
Mike.
On 23 Jun 2004, at 09:48, Martin Oldfield wrote:
"S" == S Woodside <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
S> They are a brilliant part of axkit :-) Using axkit:// URIs you S> can form tree-like pipelines instead of simply linear ones. You S> can re-use your XSLT code in all kinds of interesting ways.
Sorry to be dense but why can't I do that with http:// URIs ?
After Matt's message, I understand that I would need them to do this on Windows.
Cheers, -- M.
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