- The xslt2.html webpage returns the result of a transformation xslt2 with params.
- The transform xsl, source xml and params are defined in the invocation URI.
- The response page contains a javascript saxonce 1.1 which performs the transformation client-side.
##invocation from any javascript enabled web browser
- xsl.html?xsl={transformXsl}&xml={sourceXml}
- &{param1}={valor1} may be appended for one or more parameters
##replace in the lines above...
- {transformXsl} by the URI of the transform xslt
- {sourceXml} by the URI of the xml source
- {param1} by the name of the parameter
- {value1} by the value of the parameter
##example with param and xslt2 function tokenize()
- put the complete folder in a web server
- invoke the transformation from a web browser with URI:
xslt2.html?xsl=transform.xsl&xml=source.xml&exclude=b
The URI can also be called from inside a web page. In this case, replace & by &