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Re: Serving pages with LtXML

• From: Kasper Peeters <t16@n...>
• To: XML-DEV <xml-dev@i...>
• Date: Fri, 23 Jan 1998 16:33:19 +0100

> Is anyone using LtXML to serve web pages? I'm converting most
> everything on the website I manage into custom XML
> applications. I've found a neat trick to do it and was wondering if
> anyone had similiar experiences.

I'm not using LtXML for this, but the idea is similar. Since I'm using
my private XML parser and XSL engine (not completely finished yet) I
could stuff them both into a FastCGI application. All files on disk
are XML, and based on their extension they get passed to the FastCGI
process. It finds out which XSL stylesheet to use (either using a default,
based on the DTD type, or through a user setting stored in a cookie),
and produces HTML output.

Probably needs quite a bit of tuning to make it work as the XML standards
intend it, but the concept is indeed very useful.

Kasper

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