Streaming XSLT processing: I really should mention Datapower

[Joe Kesselman]

I'd almost forgotten last year's announcement, and I'm actually working
with Datapower now that they've become part of IBM...

http://www.datapower.com/newsroom/pr_032505_xpath.html

Has some limitations -- but this technology lets you work in XSLT rather
than having to learn a new transformation language. And Datapower and
IBM are still working on increasing the processor's intelligence, to
allow it to stream even more cases.

(Yes, I'm biased. But this is Neat Stuff.)

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[Alain Frisch]

Joe Kesselman:

http://www.datapower.com/newsroom/pr_032505_xpath.html

I'd be interested to read more about the underlying technology. Is there
a detailled description somewhere (I guess so, since the article mentions
patents)?

[Joe Kesselman]

Alain Frisch wrote:

I'd be interested to read more about the underlying technology.

There should be a white paper or something of that sort; I'll ask.

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