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  Subject: Re: Support Me
Author: Minollo I.
Date: 27 Jun 2001 08:57 AM
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At 03:28 AM 6/27/2001 -0400, you wrote:
>From: "Etgseg Etrth"
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>Hi :-)
>
>Thanx for your quick reply. Since I don't have your answer under my eyes
>(doesn't show in the REPLY page here!) I hope I can recall it all.
>
>1. I found out by clicking around that entering an address directly can
>put me to the right place. But since you don't use history I have to do
>that each time. And it is very unintuitive. Besides other ftp-clients like
>the ones built in Visual-Slick-Edit and HTML-Kit don't have any problems
>at all to display me the symb.link directory.
I agree with you that resolving symbolic links would make life easier; I'm
noting this as a PCR.
>2. I know FTP is slow, but I'm comparing with the other FTP clients I'm
>using here and they work a lot faster. We have a T3 line to the server so
>line-speed is not an issue. The target server is a 4.3 AIX system
>
>3. When I said that window refreshment is slow in general - I meant
>general :) This has nothing to do with FTP.
I guess you mean when you switch from another application to Stylus Studio,
right? When you do that, Stylus Studio does a connection for each (visible
or hidden) document open in the application to check if its timestamp has
been modified (to suggest the user to reload it); that can take some time,
and will give you the impression of a slow window refreshment.
We will improve things there, either avoiding a timestamp check on hidden
documents or making the check optional (at least for some transports).
>4. Yes I do have write permission and my other clients read and write
>perfectly well from/to the server.
....and every time you save the file it prompts you for user name and
password? We'll investigate.
>5. I don't see what your suggesting regarding the empty XML. Our problem
>is, that we don't have any XML files but we know the fields that we can
>use from it, if that helps. But we would need to compile and debug the XSL
>anyway, so if you have a solution...?
You can write an XSLT document even if you don't have an XML document
against which you will run it; but if you want to run it or debug it, and
your document relies on XPath expressions that must be evaluated on an
input XML document (like a matched template), then you do need an XML document.
The execution of an XSLT stylesheet is strongly affected and driven by the
XML document against which the stylesheet is applied.
>6. Wish: We will be using CVS pretty soon here, so support for some common
>souce-managing systems would be greatly appreciated.
Yes, this is already in our PCR list; we'll get there soon.
Thanks,
Minollo
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