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Learn about these four Apache XML tools
Brian Schaffner | Dec 23, 2002
The Apache Software Foundation is among my favorite open source
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I'd like to stick a "made with axkit" logo on my site... is there
one/where is it?
simon
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On Friday, 27. December 2002 07:54, S Woodside wrote:
> Hi I'm happily converting my website over to axkit and have encountered
> this IMHO very annoying aspect of XML/XSLT - that I can't use named
> entities that are the default (X)HTML set without all kind of
> non-trivial crap.
>
> I understand
In the hope to be useful for others who may later read this, here a quick
explanation of remarkable log entries:
On Monday, 23. December 2002 03:28, Daniel Cisowski wrote:
> [Mon Dec 23 03:14:35 2002] [warn] [client 192.168.10.200]
> [AxKit] fast handler called for /test.xml
This is a goo
There is no real way of avoiding creating internal DTD declarations for your
HTML entities (I guess you could use an external DTD and thus declare them
all once...). Given that they never change I long ago incorporated them into
the boilerplate for my final XSLT output stylesheets and forgot abo
On Thursday 26 December 2002 10:54 pm, S Woodside wrote:
> Instead I just want to be able to
> pass through my entities like ©, and so on without any hassle. I
> don't want to have to use ©
> and other ugly constructions like that, or have to create length
> doctype declarations and so on.
On Thursday, Dec 26, 2002, at 20:31 Europe/London, Bill McCabe wrote:
Hi All
I've been following AxKit passively for sometime now, and just
recently started
actually using it at work. I decided to go with XPathScript as opposed
to XSP or
XSLT, but maybe that was a mistake (based on the reponse
On Friday, Dec 27, 2002, at 04:00 Europe/London, S Woodside wrote:
someone blew away the docs wiki again.
If anyone ever discovers this feel free to restore an old page using
the history system. Looks like someone already did this ;-)
Matt.
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