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Hi Bjoern Bjoern said: > All servers supporting content negotiation, Apache and > Jigsaw to mention two. Didier replies: Have you tried it? Have you tried to send an HTTP GET to an Apache server with this kind of request: GET /myfolder/mydoc.xml host: www.mydomain.com accept: text/svg Have you tried it in both cases: a) if a document mydoc.svg is stored in the same directory as mydoc.xml b) in a directory containing only mydoc.xml and a stylesheet associated to it to transform the document in svg. Can cocoon do that on the basis of the "accept" header? Bjoern said: > Does not make sense to me, if I want to publish a document, I use XHTML, > if I want to publish a vector graphic, I use SVG. Having the same > content in XHTML and SVG seems to be inappropriate use of one of these > technologies Didier replies: You think so? why? Maybe I want to use SVG for a particular layout like a two column composition. Maybe I want HTML for less sophisticated browsers and SVG for more sophisticated browsers in terms of layout capabilities. Maybe I am using an XML structure having more semantic elements than XHTML and that I am using HTML and SVG as rendering languages. Cheers Didier PH Martin
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