Processing: Translating

Once the data is obtained from a requestor it can then be translated, transformed, transcoded, or transmogrified. Morphis can be configured to use multiple translation objects. For instance, Morphis includes a translator that parses the requestor stream (either HTML or XML is okay), and sends the markup language elements one-by-one through a chain of filters. Morphis includes built-in filters for XSLT processing, or you can write your own custom translation filters. You can even write your own translators to perform byte-level functionality.

Morphis WAX is an example of how a markup language can be written to translate WAX (an XML document) into different mobile languages (WML, HDML, HTML) by using a translation filters.