Re: Anyone using XSLT? Anyone interested?
by KathyW <kathyw(at)home.albury.net.au>
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** Reply to message from Kynn Bartlett <kynn-hwg(at)idyllmtn.com> on Tue, 19 Sep
2000 16:40:19 -0700
It sounds cool alright ... but I'm a bit concerned it may be too
pie-in-the-sky, particularly from the authoring end. If Dreamweaver, HomeSite,
FrontPage, ColdFusion et al ad nauseum don't support it, many authors won't use
it. WAP is in strife in Europe, WebTV has not taken off as the marketers had
hoped, phones are virtually useless as web-enabled devices etc. I'm concerned
there won't be more than niche market appeal. Still, it really is a cool
concept - please keep the list posted.
KathyW.
> On my end, my server will decide what to do and then send you back
> something which is optimized for you. I'll probably do this using
> XSLT (assuming that I can get a fast enough implementation of it
> which runs on my server -- this is the big question for XSLT at the
> moment!), generating a completely new user interface for you based
> on your CC/PP profile, and using data stored in a generic XML
> representation.
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