I was suggesting that you use some other means (other than XSLT) to
produce a binary native Excel file that you output to disk and insert a link
into the HTML output that would download the binary file when clicked.
Oleg, as I mentioned before and Charles mentioned again here, if you
want to produce Excel worksheets, the most reliable way is to create a
binary file. Did you look at the information I sent in my last email
about how to use Cocoon pipelining to produce a binary excel file? As
far as I can tell it seems a typical thing to do with Cocoon. I do
believe I've also seen Cocoon pipelines that did things like take in a
SVG source and produced a variety of images from it.
Jon Gorman
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