Re: XSL Parsing in PHP

Ludwig, I adapted ICU 1.4 for Apache so that it could be used with PHP. I am now in the process of building a 1.6 version. Both Xalan and Xerces use ICU. The problem I see with expat is that it is designed around the Latin1 code page. I implemented PHP-3 ICU support but I can not get any help with upgrading it to PHP-4. I am doing this on my own, I don't even use PHP. Do you have any idea who I should talk to? My mod_xicu code runs as part of Apache providing both an interface that is PHP friendly and provides extended mime support. I am working with the ICU folks to integrate my ICU mods hopefully in ICU 1.7. I also need to make changes to the core PHP code as well. For this I need some cooperation that I am not getting. Carl ""Ludwig Ruderstaller"" <ruderstaller@cwd.at> wrote in message news:NDBBJLGHOPFDMBOLFACGGEDJDDAA.ruderstaller@cwd.at... > Hello, > > Mail diskussion with Zeev: > > >That sounds like a very good idea. I suggest you raise it on php-dev as > >well, so that you get feedback from others as well, and possibly > >coordinate if someone's already working on it. > > >I'm thinking about adding a new feature to the output buffering mechanism > >- which would allow people to register a function that will render the > >output text, instead of sending it as-is. This way, using XSL rendering > >capabilities, you could generate plain XML pages, and PHP will > >transparently render them using an XSL stylesheet. What do you think? > >Zeev > > Exactly what i mean. So you have the possibility to create every output you > need.. (html, xml, wml aso) (depending on the XSL) > > > >On Fri, 1 Sep 2000, Ludwig Ruderstaller wrote: > > >> Hi, > >> > >> I am looking for a possibility to parse an XML page into an HTML page by > >> means of an XSL. > >> For this there are the Xalan and Xerces libs from xml.apache. But these > >> premise an XML file. > >> Since the libs are documented, integrating them into php should not be > too > >> difficult. > > > >> Vision: xml2html(int xsl, int xml) > >> where "int xsl" is the file in the file system, and "int xml" is > >> the xml > >> page as variable. (alternatively, both could be a variable) > >> > >> Would this implementation be worth considering? I believe many PHP users > >> would be glad about this feature. > >> > >> With many thanks in advance > >> Ludwig Ruderstaller > > > -- > PHP Development Mailing List <http://www.php.net/> > To unsubscribe, e-mail: php-dev-unsubscribe@lists.php.net > For additional commands, e-mail: php-dev-help@lists.php.net > To contact the list administrators, e-mail: php-list-admin@lists.php.net >