David wrote
> On 2 Feb 2001, at 15:54, Anh (Ly) Vuong wrote:
>
> > I am thinking along the line of using XML [...]
>
> I feel a little out of touch - well, maybe more than a little....
>
> Here it comes.... :-)
>
> What's the big deal about XML?? What is it? Why do I want to use
> it? Why can't I just use HTML and HTML forms?
IMHO
I think you misunderstood something :) . We are not talking at
using xml to present a page. You are right about HTMl being
sufficient for that.
But about describing the Router, the FIrewall the configuration.
as a kind of a Model description.
In what language you then present the instructions or whatsoever
that 's not the point.
cut
>
> The only module that would be affected by this would be modules.lrp -
> and it could be added to an image and sent off. Under Linux this
> wouldn't be hard at all.... (thinking)...
another perhaps easier method would be put the necessary
modules on a floppy (just as xxx.o) and let them be pulled in from
a small shell script on the router. (i did this for isdn)
So you can download them from every server without any extra
functionallity
>
> And all -without- XML...
>
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> David Douthitt
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