Hi Mikael,
XSLT is just a transforming language, you can use it for transform any xml
document to any other textual format (html, txt, svg, pdf, etc).
On the other side you can compare XSP with JSP, they technologies for
dynamic content generation, JSP allow you to create servlets easily for
dynamic html generation, with XSP you have dynamic XML generation!.
In fact XSP uses XSLT in the transformers (C2) and in the XSP processor
(C1).
I hope the explanation aids you.
Regards,
Eduardo Yanez.
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From: Mikael Steldal [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Viernes, 29 de Junio de 2001 04:51 a.m.
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Subject: Why XSP?
What is the need for XSP? Why not use XSLT with extensions instead?
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