Re: Doubts regarding XSL and DOM

Amit Rekhi wrote:
> 
> It's the "document transformation" part that XSL achieves that makes me feel
> that some kind of an object model (DOM in my case) is needed. The reason
> being that any tool which can transform a source tree should also support an
> object model to query the source tree.That is the reason why I was thinking
> of XSL rule patterns and DOM interfaces together in XSL at the same level.

Object models do not query source trees. Query languages query source
trees. XSL has a very simple query language. The W3C will be working on
more advanced ones in the future.

 Paul Prescod  - http://itrc.uwaterloo.ca/~papresco

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