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Hello,
I'm quite a newbie in XML. What I wanted to do is just a simple web page
(html or xhtml) that use XML. The point of the page is to show all my
links/bookmarks, wherever I want to see them through a browser.
So, I wrote a simple XML file and a simple XSL-T file that process the XML.
I like it : really easy to maintain, change the layout. So far, so
good.... BUT :
On the client side :
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My default browser is firebird 0.7 (on Fedora Linux) and it works just
perfectly (http://marcfrei.net/links.xml to have an idea of my goal).
Problem, all the other tested browsers (IE 5.5 - 6, Safari, Netscape
etc...) are not able to "render" my page correctly (or at all).... Again,
the goal is to have access to this page from anywhere, including where
"they" don't use the excellent firebird.
So, I looked....
On the server side :
====================
I installed/tested cocoon. OK but too powerfull/complex just to render an
XML through an XSL-T.... Also, it's integration with apache2 is not clear
and I don't want to use cocoon as a standalone, for security reasons and
ease of maintenance of the server. (mainly).
So, I had a look to sablotron with mod_xslt.... Unfortunately, I couldn't
compile/use it with apache2.... That's quite bad because it looked as the
perfect solution for my needs.... Also, mod_xslt seems "old" and not
really maintained.
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Maybe it's "too hearly" to use XML this way ? Ok maybe I just missed
something... (I'm a newbie....)
Any comments/suggestions to help me go further with XML are really
welcomed !!
Thanks.
M.
I'm quite a newbie in XML. What I wanted to do is just a simple web page
(html or xhtml) that use XML. The point of the page is to show all my
links/bookmarks, wherever I want to see them through a browser.
So, I wrote a simple XML file and a simple XSL-T file that process the XML.
I like it : really easy to maintain, change the layout. So far, so
good.... BUT :
On the client side :
====================
My default browser is firebird 0.7 (on Fedora Linux) and it works just
perfectly (http://marcfrei.net/links.xml to have an idea of my goal).
Problem, all the other tested browsers (IE 5.5 - 6, Safari, Netscape
etc...) are not able to "render" my page correctly (or at all).... Again,
the goal is to have access to this page from anywhere, including where
"they" don't use the excellent firebird.
So, I looked....
On the server side :
====================
I installed/tested cocoon. OK but too powerfull/complex just to render an
XML through an XSL-T.... Also, it's integration with apache2 is not clear
and I don't want to use cocoon as a standalone, for security reasons and
ease of maintenance of the server. (mainly).
So, I had a look to sablotron with mod_xslt.... Unfortunately, I couldn't
compile/use it with apache2.... That's quite bad because it looked as the
perfect solution for my needs.... Also, mod_xslt seems "old" and not
really maintained.
------
Maybe it's "too hearly" to use XML this way ? Ok maybe I just missed
something... (I'm a newbie....)
Any comments/suggestions to help me go further with XML are really
welcomed !!
Thanks.
M.