>XML looks pretty simple.
That example is pretty straightforward. It can be a lot more sophisticated,
though.
>where do I start
><books/tutorial etc?>
How about someplace free? http://www.xml.org/
In addition to using xml in Director, I've set up an Apache server on my
local machine, running Cocoon, which is a servlet that processes XSL code
(XSL is the language designed to process XML, and XSLT is a subset
specifically for transforming XML to another format--currently, often HTML.
XSLT stands for eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformation.)
If you go that route, I can point you at the right resources--I wrote our
company's guide to installing the Apache/Cocoon environment. I can't offer
you that guide, of course--the company owns it, not I--I but I don't mind
sharing the info I picked up along the way.
Cordially,
Kerry Thompson
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