> On Thu, Sep 30, 2004 at 01:58:30PM +0200, bav@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> > May be good idea adding functions to php like
> > set_result_document(resource #domdocument)
> > set_result_stylesheet(string stylesheetfile)
> I need to think a bit about this. This would introduce functions
> in php to talk to mod_xslt, not quite easy to do, considered the
> current architecture (right now, php and mod_xslt communicate
> just thx to the apache api and some sort of ``pipe'').
>
Many "advanced" php web programmers would say "thank you" for this.
Most goot template system is XSLT. We use xslt as template system 3 years
and
we have a strong problems - lack support for xslt in php4, domxml & xslt
extensions
typically ignored by hosters..
> > and after all mod_xslt will apply stylesheet to "stylesheetfile" to
resulting document...
> >
> > This algorithm can improve speed for us.
> yes, since mod_xslt would directly use the xml tree, instead of having
> to parse a whole new document.
>
> > (stylesheets are persistant upon apache requests and ca?hed in memory in
your module, I am right?)
> Not now. Right now, no cacheing is performed yet. It is going to be
> introduced in a very short time in the apache2 multithreaded interfaces
> and into the proxy sapi. This is due to problems in the libxml API to
> store whole trees in a different (and shared among threads/processes)
> memory area.
>
> Cheers,
> Carlo
>
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