Hi,
Right now XSLTC does support a few extensions:
- Calling of static external Java functions. Previously you
had to declare on namespace prefix for each class; now
you can use the same syntax as Xalan does
xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/xalan/xslt/java
...
...select="java:SomeClass.someMethod()"
- Redirecting output to a file using the 'xsltc:output'
extension, in which the 'file' attribute declares the file name.
- Passing of RTFs as node-sets to apply-templates or for-each
They are mentioned in the Release Notes for XalanJ 2.3.
Granted the latter two are not consistent with Xalan in their
implementation.
This is an area we will need to address in the future,
but I can't say how soon that will be.
Tom
"Kevin A. Burton" wrote:
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> What is the status of using regular Xalan extensions with XSLTC?
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> Specifically using extension elements and the abbreviated Java syntax.
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> Are these supported yet? If not what is the status of this support?
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> Kevin
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