Re: AW: XSL Tools

--- john.markor@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> This bring up an interesting point.  Is there an advantage to saving the HTML file and
> delivering a static version to a browser rather than a dynamic version delivered on the fly
> using XSL and, say IE5 (just for an example.)
> 
> I've always been under the impressiion that the dynamic delivery is preferable from a management
> standpoint - could I be wrong here?

I can think of two reason too have static pages 
1) speed, static pages are delivered faster than generated pages
2) bot searches - some search engine bots won't find generated pages, if you want the pages to be
listed in search engines it's best to have them static

Toivo Lainevool

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