"James" == James A Robinson
<jim(_dot_)robinson(_at_)stanford(_dot_)edu> writes:
James> could get at or talk to via XSLT. Once you've got a way of
James> running HTTP POST operations from XSLT,
That's xsl:result-document.
Heh, well there's a problem trying to do that. If you've got a service
where you POST a request and expect to read a reponse document, then
xsl:result-document isn't so hot. We are in fact playing around with using
xsl:result-document and using URI #fragments to indicate write vs read,
but I'm not sold that it's the best way to handle things.
We've also got some custom extensions for http:* operations, but we're
still exploring the best way to handle these things.
Jim
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