Re: Outdated XSL, What are my options?

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This is terrific!  Now, for my own personal enjoyment, can anyone point to an xml-xsl example with a link on the page? thanks, Tom


---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Duane Nickull <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Reply-To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 17 Mar 1999 09:44:03 -0800

>hello:
>
>Yes!  We have already started developing real xml/xsl pages for our site
>.  Grab your IE 5.0 and look at this page:
>
>http://www.cartnetwork.com/xml/packages.xml
>
>and you can also view the accompanying packages.xsl and packages.dtd.  
>
>Do you see the beauty of it all.  XMl allows full separation of content
>from style markup.  The whole packages.xml page is less than 2k!  
>
>XML rips!!
>
>Duane Nickull
>
>Guy_Murphy@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>> 
>> Hi.
>> 
>> The XML/XSL parser for IE5 (which goes Gold on the 18th March BTW), can be
>> run on the server-side, delivering HTML-like XML to any browser. All this
>> would require then would be changing your XSL stylesheet to something that
>> will run with the newer parser.
>> 
>> There are examples of the parser being used in this way at
>> http://www.microsoft.com/xml/
>> 
>> Good luck.
>> 
>> Guy
>> 
>> xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on 03/16/99 11:42:48 PM
>> 
>> To:   xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> cc:    (bcc: Guy Murphy/UK/MAID)
>> Subject:  Outdated XSL, What are my options?
>> 
>> I have been using the MSXSL object
>> CLASSID="CLSID:2BD0D2F2-52EC-11D1-8C69-0E16BC000000"
>> or using msxsl.cab to generate html file from my existing XML and XSL
>> document. However, I recently just found out that the Active X object is
>> out
>> of date. Now I have a XML file with an outdated XSL file which complies to
>> the early version of XSL protocol submitted in August 1997.
>> My program requires the user to go through a query form on the web. Upon
>> submission of the query, the ASP will start retrieving the necessary
>> information from the server which is in XML format. How could I still
>> maintain the program in web base and convert the XML and XSL together to
>> form the HTML for display on the internet?
>> Can I still continue to use the Active X Object? If not what are the ways I
>> could do it. I am currently still using IE4 and my company will not move
>> into IE5 util  a year or more later. What are my options available?
>> I know that I would have to re-write my XSL code. But after I am done with
>> that, what are the steps to take generate the html file through internet?
>> I heard about using DOM from the MS sitebuilder website.
>> Please advice.
>> Justin Koh
>> Software Delivery and Integration Excellence Program (SDIE)
>> Weyerhaeuser PC2-234
>> (253) 924-4563
>> kohj@xxxxxxxx
>> 
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