[XML-SIG] xslt on windows?

[flynt]

Hi Sam

Get the package here:
http://www.zope.org/Members/philh/nXMLDocument

Phil Harris is running a site with Zope and he creates html out of xml
via xslt. Although this is special package for Zope: it is programmed in
python and you do not need the specialities for Web-publishing an
object, which would be specific to Zope. The XSLT transformation itself
is pure Python, done with MSXML on Windows. So if you look at the code,
it will give you a hint maybe.

--- Flynt


Sam Brauer wrote:

> 
> Just wanted to ask the Windows users on this list what Python interfaces
> to XSL transformers they are using, and which they think is best.
> 
> On Unix, I've used 4xslt, libxslt, and Sablotron.
> Of those, I think only 4xslt works on Windows.
> I know that the C versions of libxslt and Sablotron are available for
> Windows, but I don't know whether anyone's gotten the Python interfaces to
> them working.
> Pyana (the Python interface to Xalan) seems to have been developed
> initially on Windows.
> I think I read somewhere that it's possible to interface to MSXML via
> COM, but I don't know if it's possible to do XSLT in that manner.
> 
> Anyone have any success stories (or failure stories) they want to share?
> 
> --
> Sam Brauer
> Systems Programmer
> sam@webslingerZ.com