Installer un processeur xslt 2.0

Bonjour,

En local (Ubuntu 7.10), j'ai un serveur apache php5 mysql qui tourne avec le support xsl

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XSL Enabled libxslt Version : 1.1.21 libxslt compiled against libxml Version : 2.6.29 EXSLT enabled libexstl Version 1.1.21

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Jusque là rien de bien formidable.

J'aimerais supporter la norme xsl 2.0 coté serveur car quand j'essaie d'utiliser <xsl:stylesheet version="2.0" ...> J'ai une jolie erreur "... xsl:version: only 1.0 features are supported in..."

J'aimerais éviter d'utiliser Saxon car il faut installer des extensions java coté serveur (sauf couuunerie de ma part). Existe-t-il d'autre processeur? L'idéal serait d'avoir un processeur sous la forme d'un module qu'apache devrait charger.

Cordialement
Greg

Bon ben comme toujours, à force de rien trouvé on trouve quand même qqch, même si c'est pas la réponse souhaitée :-(

J'ai mis en quote une discution que j'ai trouvé sur ce site. Il semblerait que xslt2.0 ne soit pas utilisable encore via PHP :-(. Pour information la discution date du 21 septembre 2007. L'information est donc pertinante.

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Envoyé par httpwebwitch

Right now, PHP + libxslt runs XSLT1.0, the basic 1999 flavour of XSLT which includes all the basic <xsl:for-each> and <xsl:template> and <xsl:value-of> bits, along with XPATH1.0 which allows methods like "contains(str,str)".

Michael Kay recommended XSLT2 to the W3C in January this year (http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt20/), with a fleet of powerful new features, like <xsl:analyze-string> and <xsl:matching-substring>. XSLT2 uses XPATH2 (http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath20/), another upgrade including new features -- for instance, expressions which match strings captured by regex, "regex-group($group-number)". XSLT2 also has some awesome new date formatting options.

There is only one known XSLT2 processor called saxon (http://saxon.sourceforge.net/), built by Michael Kay, which was released for the Java and .NET platforms.

Other XSLT processors, including Sablotron, Xalan and MSXML, have not yet adopted XSLT2.

I think Mr. Kay will forgive me quoting from our personal correspondence on this subject: "implementation [for PHP] does not exist because no-one has written one". He continues, "The usual workaround I recommend is to implement XSLT 2.0 transformation as a (Java-based or .NET-based) REST web service, and for the PHP application to submit transformation requests to that web service by means of HTTP requests. An alternative is to use a PHP-Java bridge"

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