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My solution

Hi,

first, thank you for this article and your source code, I learned a lot from them.

I took my time to think about it, and I came up with another approach: I implemented some of the XSLT functionality in GWT, using Deferred Binding (cross browser solution) and JSNI.

Check out the project:

http://code.google.com/p/gwtxslt/

yours,
Arpad

ps. I've created a thread called "GWT XSLT" on Google Web Toolkit Discussion Group a couple days ago.

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