XSLT processor
Stefan Heimann
stefan.heimann at web.de
Sun Jul 21 06:16:10 EDT 2002
thehaas at binary.net <thehaas at binary.net> wrote::
> Stefan Heimann <stefan.heimann at web.de> wrote:
>> Saxon - a XSLT processor written in Java - provides such an internal
>> API. Does anyone know if there is something similar for python?
>
> I have no idea if the "pure-Python" XSLT processors (4xslt, etc.) have
> that, but you want Python and functionality in Saxon, than use Jython.
> It works great with external Java objects (I use it for that myself), and
> I have never had any Python/Jython compatibility problems. Note,
> however, that Jython is currently at 2.1, so no generators, or
> iternators.
that's a good idea. I thought I can find a xslt processor written in
C/C++ that is suitable for my needs, but saxon seems the only
processor that allows to register arbitrary functions as templates.
Bye Stefan
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