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Re: XML and Perl


Hello Gordon,

did you hear about Cocoon 2? It's not Perl but Java, but you are not obliged
to know anything about Java. Using it only for XML and XSLT is also
possible. The transforming happens on the fly and cached. And it has much
more options and possibilities than IE6 with MSXML. With Cocoon 2 you can
use Xerces (Parser) and Xalan (Transformer). The JARs will be delivered with
the Cocoon 2-package. I don't know anything about a possibility using Xalan
with a browser like MSXML with IE.

For more information: http://xml.apache.org/cocoon2/index.html.

Joerg


----- Original Message -----
From: Gordon Stewart
To: xsl-list@lists.mulberrytech.com
Sent: Wednesday, September 26, 2001 6:18 PM
Subject: [xsl] XML and Perl

Dear List

I am very new to XML and at the moment I am using XML through IE6.  I am
learning  XSLT, DTD and XML Xpath.  I would like to use this knowledge
through my Redhat(version 7) work station.  I am using Apache and Netscape.
Is there modules that I can install to achieve the same results as my IE6
method?

My aim is to use Perl CGI to read and display my XML pages.  Are there any
cpan modules that I can use to make this method easy to program?

I have looked at Xerces and Tomcat.  Are these any good and will they
achieve the same results as explain?

does any one have any other modules that they use?

Thanks

Gordon


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