Subject: Re: Newbie question From: "Matt MacKenzie" <matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 23 Apr 1999 09:54:43 -0300 |
: : : > Hi all, : > : > I am brand new to XML and I want to write some web server components of : > some kind that will serve up HTML pages from XML data sources...using : > XSL style sheets to form them. I guess that means i need to use java or : > perl or something to read the XSL and XML and output HTML. But : > hopefully I can find something that already knows how to do : > this.....making it very easy to create a web server component that : > basically can be modified by simply updating the style sheets. : > : > What do I need to use? I've heard mention of a number of different : > products out there. Which one does what I'm looking for? : > : > Thanks in advance : > : > -steve I am currently using IE5 to render XML with XSL, but many of the folks on here use a combination of XP and XT by James Clark. You will need to use Java if you want to make html on the fly out of XML+XSL. When I start using XT&XP, I will be using a Perl script to grab the html from XT, but you could use nearly any language, like C, Java, Python, PHP(?), Tcl, or even shell languages. ____________________ Matthew MacKenzie matt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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