General details about the technologies mentioned are at 
http://www.mozilla.org/xmlextras/.

For details of XSLT support in Netscape/Mozilla, see 
http://developer.netscape.com/evangelism/docs/articles/xslt/.

Cf. http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=116277 for details about 
data islands in Mozilla. Documentation is imminent.

Lastly, more extensive Mozilla XML DOM documentation is on the radar 
screen---it's a ways out, but I hope we can produce a realistic plan for 
that soon.

--Steve

Fabian Guisset wrote:

> Siegfried Heintze wrote:
>
>> Where is the latest documentation on Mozilla's support for
>>
>> * XML DOM via Java script (with examples of calling standard functions
>> likefunctions like selectSingleNode, selectNodes for manipulating XML 
>> data
>> structure)
>>
>> * SOAP (like an example usnig javascript to call a web service I 
>> create with
>> Apache SOAP or .NET)
>>
>> * XSLT via Javascript (in IE I create an data island and call a 
>> javascript
>> function translateNode to product HTML from XML). Is there a 
>> counterpart to
>> data islands in Mozzilla?
>>
>> I believe I asked these questions 6 months or a year ago and a developer
>> pointed me to the XML specifications. While I would love to have the 
>> link
>> again, I hoping someone has written some tutorials with sample code 
>> for me
>> to try out since I last queried. The specifications, as I recal did 
>> not have
>> any example code and it was hard to figure out how the pieces fit 
>> together.
>>
>>          Thanks,
>>               Siegfried
>>
>>
>>
>
> Tutorials and examples are not available from mozilla.org yet:
>
> SOAP is still in development and not yet enabled in the builds.
>
> Mozilla has a XSLTProcessor DOM object, I don't know if that's what 
> you're looking for. Again no official documentation about it yet.
>
> Not aware of any mozilla.org (there might be some, outside) 
> documentation about XML DOM.
>
> All we have is currently at http://mozilla.org/docs/dom
> and mainly http://mozilla.org/docs/dom/domref.
>
> -Fabian.
>
>

-- 
Steve Rudman
Manager, Information Design Group
Netscape Communications
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650-937-5006



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