I started trying a solution with libxml2/libxslt which did work in python on the command line but failed through the WEB While browsing the WEB I came across lxml and didn't spend much time on it but now looking at it I think the tools from 4suite still involve less code although there may be some better features offered with lxml I have only skimmed the documentation pages. With 4suite the simplest case is : from Ft.Xml.Xslt import Transform result = Transform((xmlfile, xsltfile) Although some examples show also importing TransformPath you will get messages with newer versions that TransformPath has been deprecated so it is not needed. Thanks, I am going to look some more at lxml. Thomas On Thursday 25 October 2007 08:53, Martijn Faassen wrote:
Hello,
Concerning xslt transformations, you might want to consider an easier API to use the XSLT infrastructure in libxml2/libxslt: lxml. See http://codespeak.net/lxml
Regards,
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