I am happy with whatever comes out.
I used XUpdate by applying xslt stylesheets to xml to generate XUpdate commands. I then ran the commands in the xsh shell to update the xml. I was not using XUpdate from a program and had problems (that I don't remember...) with the command line stuff that came with XIndice.
Would sixdml have something similar, where I can create commands and update xml from the command line?
Gary
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I like the XUpdate stuff. Where does that fit into 2.0?
It does fit, it just doesn't really need much work, it just works.:-)
That said, I don't like that much XUpdate, I'd rather settle for
sixdml.
Ciao,
-- Gianugo Rabellino
I'm definitely a vote for sixdml - when we were originally writing our apps we ran into a number of issues that limited us with xupdate, we basically gave up and drag docs out and mess with them and then stuff them back to make it easier - sixdml certainly looks very interesting and more complete.
I'd just like to say a quick thanks for all the work going on over the last little while - possibilities of future dev for Xindice were looking a bit dim for a while but its certainly looking up - great work.
Peter Wilkinson.
