Hi Wendell,
I wish I had the answer, as there are situations where being able to make
non-trivial HTTP calls from within XSLT would be useful.
I can offer what has worked for me, which is essentially to use XQuery to run
the XSLT and make the HTTP requests. Have a look at
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/HTTP_Module and
http://docs.basex.org/wiki/XSLT_Module for BaseX (other products have similar
capability). It is fairly easy to write a query that pipelines the XSLT and
HTTP request.
This is kind of a workaround rather than an exact answer to your question.
Vincent
From: Wendell Piez wapiez(_at_)wendellpiez(_dot_)com
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Subject: [xsl] Hints on http POST
XSL friends,
I have a need to procure a little bit of XML from a web service
running locally. To get it (once) from curl is easy:
curl -X POST -d "My string goes in here" localhost:8888/do/me
But I need to call it many many times, which I would naturally like to
do from inside my transformation.
Does anyone have any neat hints of how to do this under unextended (or
openly extended) XSLT 3.0?
I might also consider XProc except as I said this is very granular, a
natural for XSLT.
Many thanks,
Wendell
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