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Re: XMLPipe model: should we change the name?

Subject: Re: XMLPipe model: should we change the name?
From: S Woodside <sbwoodside@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 22 Feb 2003 02:42:24 -0500
Re:  XMLPipe model: should we change the name?
AxKit (which is a pipelining solution) in the case of GET/POST parameters gives them to each stylesheet in the pipeline. the xsl must declare the variable to get the parameter.

I don't know if there's a way to pass parameters from one xsl to the next, but that would be easy to do inside the xml content that's passed along (indeed I've done it that way).

simon

On Friday, February 21, 2003, at 04:47 PM, Mike Brown wrote:

One thing that we noticed when implementing stylesheet chaining/pipelining/
whatever in 4Suite (see, I can advertise, too) is the problem of what to do
with external stylesheet parameters. Say you want to pass the output of
stylesheet 1 to stylesheet 2, and stylesheet 2 needs some top-level parameters
passed in. For now we just don't do anything; only the first stylesheet in the
chain gets that privilege. So I'm curious... what does your system do in this
regard? Or if you prefer not to divulge, what do people think a system
*should* do?


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