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ok, i'm not that much of a newbie... :) i know what mod_transform
does. i have it set up on my apache server, and it is able to
transform both straight xml files, and xml output from a script (i'm
using perl). let me explain a little further what i am trying to
accomplish.<br>
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i've modified the apache module mod_autoindex to output xml rather than
html/xhtml. i've tested it, and the xml it spits out is well formed
and ready to be transformed via an xsl stylesheet. i have included the
line<br>
<?xml-stylesheet href="foo.xsl"?><br>
in the xml output, but the page does not render this stylesheet in the
browser. it simply spits out the xml.<br>
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so my question is, how can the xml output from my modified
mod_autoindex be transformed via mod_transform?<br>
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-jeff<br>
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Edward Rudd wrote:
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<pre wrap="">On Tue, 2005-08-02 at 16:09, Jeffrey Clark wrote:
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<pre wrap="">i'm a newbie, so go easy on me... is there a way to transform xml that
gets outputted straight to the browser from an apache module? any
information would be appreciated.
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mod_transform is an apache module that transforms XML and then sends the
transformed output to the browser. This is how the outoforder.cc website
is done.
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<pre wrap="">-jeff
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Jeffrey Clark
Software Engineer
Ephibian, Inc.
6021 E. Grant Rd.
Tucson, AZ 85712
Phone: 520.917.4808
Fax: 520.917.4770
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