Well, I _am_ using XSLT for my template expansion. That kind of makes
XML important.
Thanks for the responses, and that's about what I figured I would try.
Just wondering if anyone would answer "no it won't work because..."
John Drago wrote:
--- John ORourke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've no experience of parsing XML on every request
(not that I'd want
to, what an overhead!) but could you just output
nothing in the response
phase, and put the XML object reference using
$r->pnotes('my_xml_object', $my_xml_object) then in
your output filter
do $my_xml_object=$r->pnotes('my_xml_object') ?
That's exactly what I would do. In fact you may be
able to avoid generating and parsing the XML
altogether, and just use a regular Perl object
instead. That is unless the data represented as XML
would lose something by not *being* XML.
Regards,
John Drago
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