You use xml for storing content and logic of your documents, style is not a concern for xml.
If you want the contents of your xml documents to be presented in a web environment, you "have to"/should transform them into html on the fly using stylesheets. Apache Cocoon is an XML publishing framework that lets you hook into for instance a database to get the documents, transforms them into html and by the help of a web server (for instance Tomcat) feeds html based on your xml docs to the user. Thus you have a data-driven web site based on xml. Cocoon is rather flexible and can work with other data sources and web-servers as well as xindice and Tomcat See documentation of Cocoon at http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/ Yours �yvind "The truth shall set you free, but first it will piss you off" �yvind Vestavik �vre M�llenberggt 44b 7014 Trondheim [EMAIL PROTECTED] 41422911 On Mon, 25 Nov 2002, David Cahill wrote: > Hi, > > Excuse my ignorance in asking what I'm sure is a simple question: > Why should I be running Tomcat and Cocoon in conjunction with Xindice? > What facilities do these additional applications provide me with? > > Many thanks, > > David >
