Questioning XSL

[Kay Michael]

> From: David Megginson [mailto:david at megginson.com]
> XSL will bring exactly
> the same benefit for 1,000 pages as it will for 1,000,000 pages,
> assuming the same number of processes and document types.

Arguably, the cost-benefit of using XSL versus custom processing is greater
in the 1,000 page case than in the 1,000,000 page case, because in the
latter you can afford extra development effort to achieve better run-time
performance.

Mike

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