Michael, hello.
On 2007 Jun 26 , at 15.45, Michael Kay wrote:
I'll look into this as soon as I can - but Saxon-specific questions
are best
asked on the Saxon list.
Apologies -- I hadn't noticed the Saxon list, but I've subscribed
now. Will I repost the question there? Or is there a bugparade
you'd like me to log this on?
I normally recommend people not to reuse a Transformer, it's
simplest to
create a new one for each transformation.
I want to transform a largeish number of XML instances (a few
thousand) at a time, and so want to avoid repeatedly recompiling the
XSLT script. I suppose an alternative would be to create a Template,
and repeatedly create a Transformer from that. That would be quite
cheap, yes?
In my specific case, I sometimes have to pass parameters to the
transformation, so they'd have to be set on each Transformer instance
retrieved from a Template, rather than once-and-for-all on a reused
Transformer; that's starting to get quite messy.
Abel Braaksma wrote:
I don't have an answer for you, but just out of curiosity, I was
wondering, why don't you use the collection() function and / or
input parameters with xsl:result-document?
Thanks for the suggestion. It looks interesting, but in this case
the stylesheet isn't under my control, so I have to take what I'm
given....
Wæs þu hale,
Norman
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