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Posted by davids58 on 10/30/04 11:44
Robert,
As I mentioned before, I'm using a redirect feature implemented at
org.apache.xalan.xslt.extensions.Redirect and redirecting to a new html
file upon every iteration through a xsl:for-each loop on all foo's. An
equivalent PHP function is what I'm looking for.
XML processing is relatively slow and the processing of many different
xsl stylesheets (there's a lot more to the data than just foo's and the
stylesheets sometime incorporate fairly complex XPATH statements) takes
a couple of hours and I'm concerned about scalabilty.
I currently start by transforming the native markup of a UML modeling
tool we're using into a body of xml that conforms to my own schema. I
then transform that into the HTML as I've described above. I'm
currently considering whether it might be better to simply convert the
tool's native markup into SQL statements with which to construct a
database and then using PHP to generate the static pages more quickly.
So there you have the whole story. Thoughts?
Thanks again for your interest,
David
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