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Re: Can XSLT produce binary output: ASN.1-BER

Subject: Re: Can XSLT produce binary output: ASN.1-BER
From: David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 22 Nov 2002 14:34:56 GMT
perl binary output
> The BER is a binary format but so is PDF. Therefore it should be possible?
> Has anyone done that already?

you can not (using standard XSLT) output any characters thatare not
allowed in XML, so in particular no characters below 32 except 9 10 and
13. xt had a non standard output method that allowed this. Otherwise you
need to output in some xml representation of your ASN.1-BER, then do teh
final character transforms needed using a string handling system such as
perl or sed.

The reference to PDF isn't really relevant as PDF is almost never
written directly from XSLT (even if you stayed within pdf's ascii
features, you would have a hard track of keeping the byte counts
necessary for pdf tables)

David

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