Since there's no PHP XSLT extension RPM from Red Hat (as far as I can tell), the easiest way to build it would probably be...
1. download the PHP source code. 2. in the ext/xslt directory, run phpize. This is assuming the Red Hat RPM installed PEAR and it's utilities. 3. Run ./configure, make, make install, etc. on the XSLT directory to build your xslt.so shared object. 4. Modify php.ini to load the new extension, or use the dl() function in your scripts. Of course, you'll also have to install Sablotron and such as well... J Tom Vandeplas wrote: > Hi all, > > this question may have been asked a couple of times already, unfortunately > I can't find the answer. > > I have a complete PHP-webserver system up and running, based on a standard > redhat PHP distribution. The only thing that is missing are the XSLT > funtions. I managed to build php on a different system with xslt enabled, > but then again it lacks all the nice standard features that come with the > redhat distribution. > > The thing I would like to do is to build "xslt.so" so I can add it to the > existing setup. I know it should be possible since this is the way RedHat > distributes additional libraries. Unfortunately it's not clear to me how > to build these "so" files or how to add them to a setup. > > Any help on this would be greatly appreciated. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
