Re: How to throw transformation to browser

This formula is usually true:
compressed_size(file1+file2) < compressed_size(file1)+compressed_size(file2)

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Haha, yes, that's true. That's only for the front page, though, where
the only thing we need is the attribute page="home" to tell what page
it is. The real beauty of our system is with the articles
(http://www.ballsome.com/test/games/hardware/articles/20011107-1.xml).
We decided it would be better to split it up into two stylesheets,
one for the main pages, one for the article pages, so users don't
have to download a huge stylesheet for each page.

Any thoughts would be welcome, however.

- -joeljkp

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[mailto:owner-xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of
Braumüller,
Hans
Sent: Friday, June 28, 2002 4:45 AM
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Subject: RE:  How to throw transformation to browser

Hi Joel,

it makes no sense to use xml if you have all your content in your
xsl-stylesheet!

You have wrapped your entire html page in a template!

Greetings,

Hans Braumüller
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Networking Artist
http://crosses.net
http://kunstserie.com

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[mailto:owner-xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]Im Auftrag von Joel
Konkle-Parker
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 26. Juni 2002 16:42
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Betreff: Re:  How to throw transformation to browser

Actually, part of your statement isn't true. My site
(http://www.ballsome.com/test/) combines XML and XSLT
client-side, and works
with both IE 6+ and Netscape 6+. Perhaps it's something
specific to your code?

-joeljkp

Quoting Scott Purcell <spurcell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

Hello,
I have a good xml file and a good xslt file. Up until today, we
have included a stylesheet reference in the xml to the xsl file

and let the

browser combine them for display. (Works only in IE).

I have been told to investigate combinining the two files

(xml and xsl)

server side. I investigated some avenues and came up with

Cocoon, and

Xalan. Are these the best ways to do this? Which is easiest to
implement.

Also a coworker mentioned that we may possibly do a dom

thing and build

the html dynamically? Does this make sense?

Thanks

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