But, the more I think about using XSLT, the less I think we need it. I'll just use Rev XML functions to parse the content and write an xtTalk script to build the web pages... I've been doing this latter bit for 10 years, so I don't see any reason to jump through XSLT hoops...
are the XML libraries bundled with the engine these days? i.e. can we talk to Rev XML libraries on a faceless server engine installed app with CGI?
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On Apr 16, 2004, at 8:32 PM, Mark Brownell wrote:
This is done so that static web pages can be written by non-tech-types that can be transformed into their company's HTML pages and that include CGI & server side database information. So the content person writes in an editor that outputs XML data based on its DTD validation. The company uses this validated format system to update their website faster and with less technical advice from the tech side. In a way it gives tech-power to the creative side of website providers team.
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