Thanks for your reply Craig -

you systems sounds pretty interesting. I am also planning on using quite a
bit of client side stuff.
On the server, I plan to use ASP and COM, which is what I expect is pretty
similar to what you did yourselves.

All very exciting, but millions of things to think of....

thanks again,
steven

Steven Livingstone
President, AIP Scotland.
ceo@xxxxxxxxx
http://www.citix.com

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> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Craig McLaughlin [SMTP:cmclaughlin@xxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent:	30 June 1999 16:49
> To:	'Steven Livingstone, ITS, SENM '
> Subject:	RE: Advice on a web site using XML and XSL
> 
> Hi Steve...
> 
> I am currently in the final phases of a global site that uses XML/XSL
> quite
> extensively.  Overall, the integration has gone well.  Our site is dynamic
> and needs the ability to support multiple languages.  We choose not to use
> XML/XSL on the client side but instead on the server.  In our system, a
> page
> consists of an html layout with calls to XML/XSL chunks.  On some pages we
> do over a dozen transform node calls.  Both the XML and the XSL are stored
> in a SQL Server 7 DB and requested by the layout as needed.  Performance
> has
> been acceptable.  
> 
> Good Luck,
> Craig McLaughlin
> 
> PS- We are using the MSXML parser (v2.0)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Steven Livingstone, ITS, SENM
> To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx; xml-dev@xxxxxxxx
> Sent: 6/30/99 7:13 AM
> Subject: Advice on a web site using XML and XSL
> 
> I am about to start quite a big web project and would appreciate some
> feedback on XML/XSL integration. Below IE5 and Netscape users will
> receive a
> similar interface.
> 
> For IE5 users I want to make use of XML/XSL, espcecially for my more
> content
> orientated pages (company information, case studies etc...). My question
> is
> how much of my site I should develop using these and how much using
> HTML/CSS/behaviours etc... or should I integrate them both (experiences
> of
> doing this would be appreciated).
> 
> Some examples I have looked at use an XML page which is styled using XSL
> which contains HTML/CSS and Javascipt. Is this the best way to do it? 
> 
> Any example sites - even only IE5 compatable?
> 
> Thanks
> Steven
> 
> Steven Livingstone
> President, AIP Scotland.
> ceo@xxxxxxxxx
> http://www.citix.com
> 
> Join Association of Internet Professionals - http://www.citix.com/aip
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