Hi,
There are number of solutions to this. Generally I would use
something like Java, in a Tomcat, or maybe something like PHP.
One advantage of PHP over Java, is that you don't need a second
server running the application. The other advantage is
that you have much more control over the specifics of you particular
usage.
Andre
On 26-Sep-05, at 14:55 , Normand Mongeau wrote:
Hi All,
this is my first posting here, so please bear with me if I'm at the
wrong place.
I'm looking at Apache to be used as an HTTP server, to access a
GemStone database at the back end. In my scenario all pages will
be active. Ideally I'd like Apache to convert HTTP requests to XML
(presumably with XSLT) before feeding them to my database, which
would then return the resulting data also in XML, for Apache to
then convert that XML to HTML with XSLT, thus returning HTML to the
client.
I looked at different Apache modules but nothing seems to fit my
scenario. For instance, the Xalan C++ sample named ApacheModuleXSLT
is completely file-based, which is definitely not my case.
Is there a way to do the above scenario?
Thanks in advance,
Normand
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