Re: [NEWSENDER] - Re: Hi, i'm new - Message is from an unknown sender

The main problem you will face in using EXSLT.NET in a SharePoint
environment is that you aren't in control of the code which actually
runs the transform - that is normally going to be the web part / control
(e.g. the Data Form Web Part or the Content Query Web Part). Option B is
really the only solution here; I've not tried this but I wouldn't see
any issues. 

I would create a SharePoint feature (deployable via a SharePoint
solution) to place your XSLT files into the "Style Library/XSL Style
Sheets" folder and then it will be available across your site collection
on all servers in the farm.

Hope this helps,

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Ben Robb
MVP, Microsoft Office SharePoint Server
Lead Technical Consultant, cScape Ltd



-----Original Message-----
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Sent: 30 July 2008 12:24
To: Jose Vicente Llan
Cc: [email protected]
Subject: [NEWSENDER] - Re: [exslt] Hi, i'm new - Message is from an
unknown sender

there are 2 ways of using EXSLT

a) your XSLT processor supports them (like SAXON, LibXSLT, or browser
such as Firefox or Opera)

b) you can use the implementations (in javascript, msxml, xslt, etc)

option a is the simplest approach ... and I think on MS platform u
have EXSLT.NET now

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa468553.aspx


option b would mean downloading and extracting and importing into your
XSLT a xslt stylesheet... note there is a bug that doesn't allow one
to import the whole of EXSLT so u need to choose specifically the
function u are interested in.

hth, Jim Fuller


On Wed, Jul 30, 2008 at 1:11 PM, Jose Vicente Llan
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi everybody, i'm new in the world of xslt and I'm working with
sharepoint
> 2007 and Microsoft Sharepoint Designer 2007 with aspx pages in
ASP.NET. I
> need to calculate math results and show dates, so I need to use
extensions
> functions.
>
> I've visited http://www.exslt.org for more information  about how to
use
> these .zip packages. Reading about that I found I should have to work
with a
> right XSLT processor (EXSLT capable?).
>
> My question is how can I know if my XSLT processor is able to
recognize
> these extensions?
>
> Many thanks for helping me.
>
>
>
> Byeeeeee
>
>
>
> Josete.
>
>
>
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