Subject: RE: XML/XSL parsers From: Mark Birbeck <Mark.Birbeck@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 11 Feb 1999 16:29:37 -0000 |
> As I have not yet taught myself Java I have done most of my > XML/xsl work > with IE5beta. However, before I load anything onto a web site > I have to > allow for other browsers. Can anyone suggest where I can find > a stand-alone > (exe) parser that I can use with other browsers (or > versions). Everything I > have found seems to be java source code. Obviously depends on your server, but if it's IIS then have you considered putting the IE5 control onto the server? We've got it going here quite nicely. The script checks for IE5 browsers, and sends the XML/XSL separate if it is. Otherwise it merges the XML and XSL. If the data is not that dynamic - say the XML pages are not coming from a database, or the data changes infrequently, then you can speed up the whole process by using Content Replication from Site Server to take a snapshot of the site. This is the same as what your EXE would achieve, but a bit more flexible, I think. Mark Birbeck Managing Director Intra Extra Digital Ltd. 39 Whitfield Street London W1P 5RE w: http://www.iedigital.net/ t: 0171 681 4135 e: Mark.Birbeck@xxxxxxxxxxxxx XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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