RE: Server-side transformations

Saxon is a 100% Java application so it will run on any system with a
Java VM. The normal way to run it server-side is as part of a servlet,
and there is a sample servlet included in the distribution to get you
started. You can use tomcat or any other servlet container.

(Perhaps you are thinking of Instant Saxon, which is a packaging of
Saxon produced for Windows users who don't want to understand anything
about running Java).

Michael Kay
Software AG
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work: Michael.Kay@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 

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> [mailto:owner-xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of 
> Joel Konkle-Parker
> Sent: 21 July 2002 07:57
> To: XSL-List
> Subject:  Server-side transformations
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> I've asked this question once before, but I didn't really get 
> an answer that helped me. Right now my site 
> (http://www.ballsome.com) is written in XML, > transformed 
> client-side with XSLT into XHTML/CSS. Needless to say, that 
> severely restricts our browser potential, and causes all 
> kinds of other compatibility problems and such.
> 
> So what I need is some kind of solution that can apply the 
> transformation on the fly as the requests are received, then 
> send them to the client. My hosting service uses Apache on a 
> UNIX system.
> 
> Does anyone have any (easy-to-understand) advice for this? 
> I've tried Saxon, but it looks like that's a windows program 
> only. I've also looked at Xalan, but it looks like that needs 
> server-side java, something my host doesn't have.
> 
> - -joel
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