Actually we've re-written the soXML tag into a toolkit of 10 tags. These
also allow XSL Transformations, however the XSL stylesheet can be
pre-compiled and cached. This allows the style sheet to be re-used without
re-parsing. The XMLTransform tag also allows parameters to be passed into
the stylesheet.
Tom and I are working hard on this next version of the toolkit. At present
we're just finishing the debugging phase, and the documentation. We'll post
a message to this list when it's publish, hopfully *VERY* soon, so that we
can get your feedback.
Dave Maddison
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Zac Belado [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>> Sent: 10 July 2001 19:48
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: RE: [cf-xml] soXML [was: Hello?]
>>
>>
>> > I started out using the soXML tag, but most of my
>> transformations only
>> > require a few lines of code so once I learned what I was
>> doing I started
>> > coding it by hand. soXML is a great tag though, and it let me
>> > start working
>> > with XML and XSLT when I didn't really understand what I
>> was doing.
>>
>> I was thinking of rewrapping each function in the soXML tag
>> into separate
>> tags just as a way of reducing the overhead on the code.
>>
>> Still, very useful tags
>>
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