Zoran Vasiljevic said: > I have written a small dom doc cacher in Tcl which allows you to > preparse xslt docs and keep them sticky in memory. Is this thread safe, or do you create a pool?
> This was written for illustration purposes of the "dom attachDocument" > and "dom detachDocument" for people at AOL, but its very useful Is this available somewhere? Could be very usefull. > You have just started to use tdom. As the way goes by > you will discover other goodies there as well. Please feel So far it looks great, been playing with the node methods, like appending trees and things like that, works very well and is everything I need. What I plan to do is that I create a basic xhtml document (the main page) and stick that in an XML doc that defines non-html formated data (like navigation structure and such). The client can then customize their XSLT, basicaly putting their own header/footer in and using my data page in the middle. (xsl:copy-of select="//page/html/body/*") But this is xhtml, so they could even mangle that, but really they should stick to css styles and overwriting images on disk, of which they get their own copy. As the last step I get the new doc "asHTML -htmlEntities" so pre-5.0 browser can enjoy it as well... > free to ask any questions regarding the tdom on the tdom > mailing list (mentioned on the www.tdom.org). We, that is Will do! Cheers, Bas. -- AOLserver - http://www.aolserver.com/ To Remove yourself from this list, simply send an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> with the body of "SIGNOFF AOLSERVER" in the email message. You can leave the Subject: field of your email blank.
