RE: Pictures in XML/XSL

To pass a JPG picture (or any other binary data) through XML, you can
encode it to text with Base64 (code freely available in the net). On the
other side you can decode it back to binary.
I guess you could do the decoding from XSL by using an external
function.

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-----Original Message-----
From: John Proctor [mailto:jproctor0@xxxxxxxxxxx] 
Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 19:10
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:  Pictures in XML/XSL

Hi I don't know if its possible I cant see how it would be as XML is
text 
based, but is it possible to have pictures in the XML file and then 
translate them via XSL.  I wanted to be able to have an input form and
then 
via the input form input/upload pictures either jpg or gif.
At the moment I am using DOM for the client XML database and streaming
to a 
servlet on a tomcat server (linux box)
Grateful for any help John Proctor
Ps sorry if it's a stupid question.


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