Re: XML Security?
| From: | Christian Stocker | Date: | Thu, 30 Oct 2003 07:33:57 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: XML Security? | ||
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On 10/30/03 7:17 AM, Alexandru COSTIN wrote:
Hi,I don't think, there will be XSLT support by default in PHP5. I'd like to have that as much as you do, but even making libxml2 a prerequisite caused some discussion on php-dev recently. Therefore adding another dependency (libxslt) is most certainly a no-go. Maybe one solution could be with (just brainstorming, I have no idea what php's policy is about that) a new configure switch like --with-xml-all and all xml extensions (simplexml, dom, xsl, soap, xml, wddc) would be compiled in. chreguNot to nitpick, but 'enterprise' and 'hosting on virtual servers' seem contradictory to me.Ok, sorry. "small enterprise" ? The main thing is that most people that would like to do PHP with our Krysalis platform does not know/want/like to recompile PHP to enable XSL support. That's why we would like to have support for XSL by default.
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