On 01/10/2010 10:39 AM, Costello, Roger L. wrote:
Hi Folks,
Suppose there is Book.xsl on machine A. I invoke an XSLT processor with
Book.xsl and an input XML document. I want to have some code within Book.xsl
such that when it is executed it will result in invoking an XSLT processor on
machine B with Magazine.xsl and an input XML document. Thus there are two XSLT
processors and two XSLT transforms executing simultaneously on two machines.
What code can I insert into Book.xsl to do this?
/Roger
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Try setting up an HTTP service on machine 2 that can accept requests to
perform XSLT transformations, and then invoking this from your
transformation running on machine 1 using the EXPath extensions for
issuing HTTP requests.
Or if you want to use pure XSLT, you could package up the transformation
request as a URI, for example
http://transform.service.com/?xml=....&xsl=....
and then pass that URI to the document() function, having configured
your XSLT processor (eg. by means of a URIResolver) so that it
understands what to do with this URI.
Michael Kay
Saxonica
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