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            • July 24, 2005

              XSLTAL - Instant XSLT for everyone

            • XSLTAL - Instant XSLT for everyone

              XSLTAL - Instant XSLT for everyone

              Date: 2005-07-22

              Christian Stocker, Bitflux GmbH

              ApacheCon 2005, Stuttgart

              If nothing else, it seems interesting... I'm not a Zope user/developer so I am unsure as to what this really means to someone who is... Anyone care to comment?

              [UPDATE: Please see Bertrand Delacretaz comments for a clearer understanding as to what XSLTAL is all about. Thanks Bertrand!]

            • Posted by m.david : July 24, 2005 06:20 AM GMT

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            Comments

              • XSLTAL is not targeted at Zope users, as they have all they need for TAL already. It is a partial reimplementation of the TAL templating syntax which requires only an XSLT processor to run.

                Cocoon (http://cocoon.apache.org) will include XSLTAL in the 2.1.8 release, for now it can be tested from the subversion repository code , see http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-dev&m=112201810707348&w=2

              • Posted by: Bertrand Delacretaz at July 24, 2005 06:33 AM

              • Excellent! Thanks for the information Bertrand!

              • Posted by: M. David Peterson at July 24, 2005 06:46 PM

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