On Sat, 23 Oct 2004, [ISO-8859-15] Andr� Malo wrote: > * Nick Kew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > In the context of markup filtering, I've created a new SSI implementation > > that decouples SSI handling from HTML parsing. > > Ehm, is it coupled in any way?
Yes, it's all in one large and complex module. mod_xhtml is 2000 lines smaller than mod_include. > > This is designed to be > > re-usable in filters driven by general markup parsers such as expat and > > libxml2. > > > > I am planning to incorporate it in several applications, the first of > > which is mod_xhtml, a namespace processor that runs under mod_xmlns. > > Dunno either ;) Fair enough: I've made no attempt (yet) to publicise them. I'm planning an article on mod_xmlns in the not-too-distant future. I'm running one live application ( see http://www.apachetutor.org/apps/annot ), and I recently published a second: mod_proxy_xml implements the functionality of mod_proxy_html for XML and offers extensibility to other namespaces such as WML. Apart from that, I'm using it as a testbed for things like this SSI parser or my ESI parser last year. > check out the httpd-test module, there's quite complete mod_include test > there. [EMAIL PROTECTED] is the mailing list for that stuff. Thanks nd and cliff for that tip. I guess I must've looked in the wrong place. -- Nick Kew
