>>>>> "Kent Fitch" <kent.fitch@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I think you may be able to do what you want with MSXSL as long as
> you know your input. However, I think it is impossible to do some
> things you may think as easy, such as a "null" stylesheet that
> reads arbitrary input XML and echos it unchanged because there is
> no way to enumerate attributes of an element (that I know of, but
> I am happy to be proven wrong).
Does MSXSL work under SPARC Solaris 2.5? I vaguely remember it being
a Java program, but I'm not sure.
What would an XSL stylesheet look like that does this transformation?
Assume a simple DTD:
,-----
| <!element project - - (projecttitle)>
| <!element projecttitle - - (#PCDATA)> <!-- not sure about the parens -->
`-----
And assume I want to transform
,-----
| <project><projecttitle>Project Foo</projecttitle></project>
`-----
into
,-----
| <html>
| <head><title>Project Foo</title></head>
| <body><h1>Project Foo</h1></body>
| </html>
`-----
I think I should be able to work from there.
kai
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