On Nov 30, 2009, at 8:27 PM, Tatu Saloranta wrote:
> ..
>>> I would think that reusable XSL filter would be useful for others,
>>> at any
>>> rate.
>>
>> From a Jersey perspective the application developer does not need
>> to know
>> how such a filter works i.e. the re-parsing/buffering is an
>> implementation
>> detail and perhaps for a first cut is not an issue and we could
>> work on ways
>> to make this more efficient while such a feature can be used and is
>> useful
>> for developers.
>
> Sure: just configure filter with stylesheet, and it gets applied
> during processing?
Yes.
Paul.
> That sounds like useful thing for many use cases.
> And for others, well, writing your own functionality is not all that
> hard if you need more control.
>
> -+ Tatu +-
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