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Hi, I am looking for ways to modify XSL Processors to produce non-HTML output. My goal is to be able to output non-HTML syntax, similar to server-side includes, which my HTML pre-processor recognizes. This requires me to send characters such as "<", ">", and "&" to the output unmangled. Specifically, I have been looking into XT and the Koala XSL Processor. The 2 methods I have considered so far are: 1.) Modify the HTMLOutputHandler class so it ignores those characters; or 2.) Extend the <xsl:comment> handler to create a new stylesheet instruction, such as <foo:nonhtml>, that ignores those characters just like <xsl:comment> but without creating the comment characters, "<!-- -->". For examle, I'd start with this XML snippet: <foo><![CDATA[<!exec name="progname">]]></foo> And all I want to output is: <!exec name="progname"> Any help is appreciated, Paul XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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