> (1) Does the client write the forms to be used for searching or do we supply
> that to them...
When publishing an XML document, your job is to provide the results in
a known document format (RSS or something else entirely) and let them
know how your URIs work. It can get a bit more complicated
8:18 AM
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Subject: Re: XML/RSS Search Feed
Thanks Andy, so in that case it would be up to them to provide the interface
as far as the visual displaying of the xml. And maybe even up to them to
design the forms or take them from our exsisting site.
>Your best bet might be to wri
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>Hello. Having never done what has been mentioned in the subject. I would
>like a simple overview of the process.
>
>I
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To: CF-Talk
Subject: XML/RSS Search Feed
Hello. Having never done what has been mentioned in the subject. I would
like a simple overview of the process.
I'll be using Coldfusion to generate a recordset ( preumably xml ) in order
to allow other websites to perform searches against the da
Hello. Having never done what has been mentioned in the subject. I would like a
simple overview of the process.
I'll be using Coldfusion to generate a recordset ( preumably xml ) in order to
allow other websites to perform searches against the data we store.
My main questions are:
(1) Does th
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