Subject: XML Document Routing From: Brian Vandewettering <bmv@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Wed, 20 Jan 1999 15:37:47 -0800 |
I'd like to use XSL to facilitate the routing of my XML documents to various destinations. The pattern matching capabilities of XSL seem to be ideal for my requirement, allowing me to construct a hierarchy of rules which potentially can use any part of the data stream to determine the appropriate list of destinations. For example, the following document representing an invoice, <invoice><customer>..... <state>DC</state> ...</customer> ....</invoice> could be annotated with custom processing instructions as below. <render device="xxx"><invoice>....</invoice></render> I'm curious if this is an appropriate use of XSL since I am replicating MOST of the xml document. In trying to implement this in XSL I've not found a simple way to clone the DOM tree. Suggestions? -Brian <<small.xml>>
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