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Subject: RE: Architectural forms processing via XSL
From: "Ed Nixon" <ed.nixon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 13 May 1999 07:56:30 -0400

I'm sure there are many issues but, at it's simplest, is it not a matter of
taking a particular attribute's value as input and outputting it as the
value of an element?
As I say simplistic but...

	...edN

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> Subject: Architectural forms processing via XSL
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>
> 	I realize this question might sound too theoretical, but I was
> thinking about whether it would be possible to create a
> HyTime architectural
> engine in XSL. From the cursory reading I've done, it seems
> that one of the
> big jobs of an architecture engine is the transformation of
> client instance
> documents into architectural documents. Since XSL is about
> transforming XML
> into XML, I wonder what the impediments are to writing a
> stylesheet that
> does such transformations. I can think of a few, but I solicit your
> contributions of "why this won't work" because I think that
> the areas which
> such an exercise brings to light are areas in which XSL might
> need to be
> extended. I realise that XSL is feature complete for now, but
> as with the
> discussion of entities recently, it is important to keep
> track of where we
> still have to try harder.
> 	Problems with architectural forms processing via XSL:
> 		How to reference the architectural DTD
> 		how to obtain and operate on PI
> pseudo-attributes and values
>
>
> Cheers,
> David vun Kannon
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