Re: [xsl] Server-side transformations

Subject: Re: [xsl] Server-side transformations
From: "Vasu Chakkera" <vasucv@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 11:18:45 +0000
Xalan has transformation classes that can be used as a part of your server side program..
If you are working on Java , you way want to try using Java Servlets and make use of the Xalan Transformation classes to apply transformation on the fly.
Xalan also has its C++ versions..
The link http://xml.apache.org/ would help you


Vasu


From: "Joel Konkle-Parker" <jjk3@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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To: "XSL-List" <xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: [xsl] Server-side transformations
Date: Sun, 21 Jul 2002 01:57:20 -0500


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I've asked this question once before, but I didn't really get an
answer that helped me. Right now my site (http://www.ballsome.com) is
written in XML, transformed client-side with XSLT into XHTML/CSS.
Needless to say, that severely restricts our browser potential, and
causes all kinds of other compatibility problems and such.

So what I need is some kind of solution that can apply the
transformation on the fly as the requests are received, then send
them to the client. My hosting service uses Apache on a UNIX system.

Does anyone have any (easy-to-understand) advice for this? I've tried
Saxon, but it looks like that's a windows program only. I've also
looked at Xalan, but it looks like that needs server-side java,
something my host doesn't have.

- -joel

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http://www.ballsome.com

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