You can use a component model to generate pages for Apache. For example I have a complex report that is generated by using a C++ database component to retrieve and generate XML from a database. This XML is passed to another component a C++ XSL engine. The output of this is passed to a Java component, XML FOP, and turned into PDF. For other pages I use a Javascript component to read the POST data and generate an HTML response. Microsoft has ASP+COM; Apache+XPCOM+Javascript is a very similar but portable environment. -- Jon Smirl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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