Dave Emery wrote:
> There's also an XML application server alternative to Cocoon, called
AxKit.
>
> http://www.axkit.org/
And somebody's been a busy little beaver with it, too:
http://www.kcn.ne.jp/~idic/xml/3mode.html
Plugging this into into
http://www.rikai.com
.... I find that Todd Rudick has also been busy lately -- or, actually,
since
nobody pays him to do rikai, he must have had some free time to
tinker with the interface.
With the aid of Todd's Nihongo Cheat-Sheet-o-Matic, I hereby
treat you to a rough-and-ready (not to say licentious) translation
of the blurb:
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Let's Make Pages Compatible with All Three Modes Using AxKit!
AxKit is an XML application server based on Apache + mod_perl.
By preparing an XML file and a stylesheet, you can get server-side
production of html/hdml/chtml/wml/blahblahblahml in various forms
sent to the client -- or so you'd hope. Actually, you give it a try and
it turns out that it's, well, a little hinkier than you'd expect. I guess
I'd
like to get a little more experience with it, recording (FWIW) the
various snags along the way.
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I won't go into the rest. It appears there's been progress, in any case.
AxKit seems to be an option for you brave mod_perl hackers out there,
and you know who you are (and therefore you know I'm not one
of you.)
-michael turner
leap@gol.com
Received on Mon Feb 18 15:39:23 2002