We have just published a new tutorial document, "Chained Requests Using XSLT." The technique illustrated in this document allows you to execute a sequence of AWS requests under the control of a script written in XSLT.
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Quite interesting, but I was wondering if using the document() function will not break the 1 sec limitation rule?
Posted by: steve | January 02, 2005 at 12:02 PM