Subject: [xsl] Rendering XML Server Side without using ASP From: "Magick, Brian" <Brian.Magick@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tue, 29 Jan 2002 13:37:17 -0600 |
Hi all: I'm currently looking at alternatives that will speed up the development of a web site for which the information is currently stored in XML. Right now our plans are to use style sheets to render the html pages and load static html pages to our server. Looking at the advantages a dynamic XML solution could provide (i.e. custom queries, not having to transform the XML every time a change occurs, etc...) we would like to load the XML files and render the pages dynamically. Our current solution is restricted because we CANNOT use ASP. We have to work within the confines of simple .html pages. I've found the following JavaScript code that works GREAT for rendering these dynamic pages. I simply change one variable that I pass to the style sheet and the XML renders just fine....IF the user is on IE 5.5 or higher and has at least version 3 of MSXML. Obviously I cannot police this restriction and we have to make sure the site works on BOTH IE and Netscape, and works for users without the version 3 of MSXML. The solution, render the XML server side (our server has MSXML 3+ and can handle the transformation). Does anyone know some snippet of JavaScript code that can handle the server side loading of XML and render it to the client as html without requiring the use of asp or that the client has the right version of MSXML??? If this cannot be done without ASP we might have to resort to a new plan or resign ourselves to tedious XML transformations and loading html pages to the server EVERY time a change occurs within our data. I've seen a few web resources that seem to indicate we can do this, but I have yet to see a concrete example of how to do it. Thanks!!! Brian Magick Here is the current working code I've found on the web for doing all of the above on the client side: <script type="text/javascript"> // Load your XSL var objXSLT = new ActiveXObject("MSXML2.FreeThreadedDomDocument") objXSLT.async = false objXSLT.load("DomainStyleSheet.xslt") // create a compiled XSL-object var objCompiled = new ActiveXObject("MSXML2.XSLTemplate") objCompiled.stylesheet = objXSLT.documentElement // create XSL-processor var objXSLProc = objCompiled.createProcessor() // Load your XML var objXML = new ActiveXObject("MSXML2.FreeThreadedDomDocument") objXML.async = false objXML.load("domains.xml") // input for XSL-processor objXSLProc.input = objXML objXSLProc.addParameter("domain", "Domain1") // etc. // transform objXSLProc.transform() // display document.write(objXSLProc.output) </script> XSL-List info and archive: http://www.mulberrytech.com/xsl/xsl-list
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