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Hi Peter,

> I'm trying to transform some date strings from one format to another using
> XSLT. Does anyone know how to do something like this? Do I need to resort
> to using scripts called from XSL? Or is can I simply use XSL itself to do
> my date string transformations?
>

It depends on the complexity of the transformation do be done.

You can implement simple transformations with the standard XPath string
functions (substring, substring-before, substring-after, ...).

Otherwise, you can call Java methods, which is the esubject of your next
question.

Hope this helps.

Eric

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