Quoting Karen Schneider <[email protected]>:

In terms of workflow, assuming there is one person reviewing the XML
and processing it into HTML, I'm wondering: what gets checked in? The
HTML... or the XML, and the HTML?


You'd check in the XML, as the HTML can always be re-generated from the XML sources.

Also, in terms of documenting the transformation process, is there a
convention for noting in the code what XSL processor was used (and
what switches, if any)?


The simplest approach is to use a transformation script, or, better yet, a Makefile, to run the transformation. Check that into svn as well, so you'll always know how your sources were processed at a particular revision of your svn repository.

just my 2cc

Markus


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