Yup, I saw that and that's what I am basing my translation
architecture on. I was specifically looking for a way to do them
without having to complete an entire transformation before starting
the translation. I think I may have found it with XMLFilters.
-dhs
>Something similar came up in another list within the past few weeks (less
>than two months).
>
>Check out the archives at www.mulberrytech.com.
>
>AFIR, the consensus was to store translation rules in seperate xml file(s).
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Dean H. Saxe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: 20 September 2001 18:20
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: XSLT Processing of a node...twice
>
>
>I'm curious about an issue which I have been thinking about for a few days
>now. Here's the situation, I'm receiving XML files which need to be
>transformed to HTML and a number of other formats. During the
>transformation I may need to do some user specific processing, such as
>changing the language of the text from English to French. After spending
>some time reading various techniques to do so I have realized that I will
>need to process two transformations, first from XML -> HTML/XML with some
>additional tags identifying nodes which need translation, second processing
>the translatable nodes to the appropriate language.
>
>My question is this: Can I process both transformations simultaneously? I
>was thinking along the lines of a stylesheet that contains templates for
>matching text nodes which are potentially translatable, if a translation
>property is set the first template will call the translation template to do
>the text replacement before completing the first template.
>
>Does this seem like a reasonable approach or should I stick with sequential
>transformations of the document?
>
>Any help or advice is greatly appreciated!
>
>-dhs
>
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