[xml] New mod-xslt based on libxml2 and libxslt1

[Carlo Contavalli <ccontavalli commedia it>]

Hello,
  I'd like to announce the availability of a new server side
module for http servers based upon libxml2 and libxslt1 able to 
parse xml data on the fly by applying .xsl stylesheets.

  The module is released under GPL and has already been installed 
on many systems. I was wondering if it could be possible
to add a link to the mod-xslt2 home page (http://www.mod-xslt2.com)
on xmlsoft.org.

  Ok, this module supports both Apache 1.3 and Apache 2.0 and:
   o  provides a standard API, usable from other Web Servers.
   o  allows XSLT stylesheets to access GET variables,
      client headers or to fetch information about the web server 
      being used.
   o  provides xslt extensions to modify the mime type of the
      document or any other header, while providing all functions
      to keep your stylesheets compatible with any other xsl
      processor.
   o  allows .xsl stylesheets and DTDs or any included document
      to be generated by dynamic scripts.
   o  provides a variable substitution mechanism to build up
      URLs and to easily create references for local documents,
      even in virtual host environments.
   o  correctly handles PIs and DTDs fetching.
   o  provides an internal language to choose the stylesheet
      to load depending on the client headers, get, or configuration
      file variables, with full support for regular expressions.
   o  is able to parse dynamically generated documents, on any
      supported web server.
   o  provides a complete set of documentation and command line
      tools.

  More info about mod-xslt on:
        http://www.mod-xslt2.com/ 
        http://modxslt.sourceforge.net/
        http://www.mod-xslt2.com/doc/manual.xml

  Mailing list:
        http://ml.mod-xslt2.com/ml/

 
Cheers,
Carlo

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