Interesting. You ever see that Mozilla vs .NET article?

BTW, a lot of the functionality you mention here has already been done using
Java though. See xml.apache.org. There is even a JavaScript framework called
Xang (I have been meaning to try)

I do see your point though.

Eric


"Jon Smirl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> 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.
>
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