I had considered invoking XSLT via eXist, rather than what I was
describing in the first post, but my use case is complicated by the need
to use xsl:result-document to break up a large document into a bunch of
smaller ones: I think the transform:stream-transform() would only stream
the "main" result document, no?
-Mike
Adam Retter wrote:
Mike,
I am aware that you are also using eXist. I am not sure if you are
aware, but you can upgrade eXist to use Saxon as its XSLT processor -
details are on the eXist wiki. With that done you could then call
transform:stream-transform() from a very simple driver XQuery in
eXist. This will perform the XSLT transformation and stream the
results directly to the http response.
Thanks Adam.
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