Does XSL supports handling of mouse events.?
XSL's formatting capabilities abstract away most details of the actual
display technology used. So whether or not mouse events are supported
(or make sense at all) depends more on the renderer than the FO
language. If the final format is paper, or a mobile phone, there is
probably no mouse.
Because of this there is not a detailed specification of events the way
there is in an HTML DOM spec for example, however there is some basic
capability to express linking and other dynamic effects which are
usually triggered by a mouse on systems where that makes sense.
See
http://www.w3.org/TR/xsl/slice6.html#section-N17805-Dynamic-Effects:-Link-and-Multi-Formatting-Objects
David
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