>
> The idea is to apply the stylesheet transformations specified by
> an XSL document to everything below a node (possibly the root)
> of another XML document. For now it looks like the only XSLT
> transformer in perl is at:
> http://www.sci.kun.nl/sigma/Persoonlijk/egonw/xslt/
>
> There are some samples of the kinds of things you can do at
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/downloads/samples/internet/xml/multiple_
> views/default.asp
> although they are somewhat MicroSoft-centric in that they apply the
> transformation inside the browser (and only work with IE). What we
> need is the ability to detect the browser type and render to
> HTML on the server if the browser can't do it. The only things
> I've seen so far that can do this besides IIS have been in Java.
>
What I have currently in mind, will be able to do this, but I will not
implement an XLST transformer on my own, so you have to plug in another
module which does the actual transformation. (There are plans on
xml.apache.org to implement an C++ Version of their XLST transformer with a
Perl interface. If they do so this could be a possibility)
Gerald
