- Posted by justin on September 14, 2004
I have not tried this implementation but I have used other xslt extensions.
EXSLT.NET library is community-developed free open-source implementation of the EXSLT extensions to XSLT for the .NET platform. EXSLT.NET fully implements the following EXSLT modules: Dates and Times, Common, Math, Random, Regular Expressions, Sets and Strings. In addition EXSLT.NET library provides proprietary set of useful extension functions.
Download EXSLT.NET 1.1 at the EXSLT.NET Workspace home - http://workspaces.gotdotnet.com/exslt
EXSLT.NET online documentation - http://www.xmland.net/exslt
EXSLT.NET Features:
- 65 supported EXSLT extension functions
- 13 proprietary extension functions
- Support for XSLT multiple output via exsl:document extension element
- Can be used not only in XSLT, but also in XPath-only environment
- Thoroughly optimized for speed implementation of set functions
Here is what's new in this release:
- New EXSLT extension functions has been implemented: str:encode-uri(), str:decode-uri(), random:random-sequence().
- New EXSLT.NET extension functions has been implemented: dyn2:evaluate(), which allows to evaluate a string as an XPath expression, date2:day-name(), date2:day-abbreviation(), date2:month-name() and date2:month-abbreviation() - these functions are culture-aware versions of the appropriate EXSLT functions.
- Support for time zone in date-time functions has been implemented.
- Multithreading issue with ExsltTransform class has been fixed. Now ExsltTransform class is thread-safe for Transform() method calls just like the System.Xml.Xsl.XslTransform class.
- Lots of minor bugs has been fixed. See EXSLT.NET bug tracker for more info.
- We switched to Visual Studio .NET 2003, so building of the project has been greatly simplified.
- Complete suite of NUnit tests for each extension function has been implemented (ExsltTest project).