using XML / XHTML for website design

[nrastogi]

Hello all,

I am looking to get some references or the website addresses that uses XML and XHTML to display data. I need to demo those sites to recommend the use of XML/XHTML on our website as well.

Please let me know.

Thanks,
NRastogi

 

[nrastogi]

One change to the above question:::

Basically, I also mean using XSLT for the final webpage using XML and XSL, that sort of websites to see the performance.

Thanks,
NRastogi

 

[ChrisHunt]

I'm doing that at my work's site

http://www.infolinx.org.

The problem is, if it's done properly (i.e. at the server) you'll not know from the public side whether you're looking at ordinary (X)HTML or transformed XML.

-- Chris Hunt

http://www.extracon.com

http://www.mcgonagall-online.org.uk

http://www.napitalia.org.uk

http://www.leicesteryha.org.uk

 

[nrastogi]

Hi Chris,

Could you tell me what page or link has access to database (serverside) and transforming the XML into fine HTML page with the results on your website.

I have to show them that this is how you get the results from database, faster...

Thanks a lot.
NRastogi

 

[ChrisHunt]

To see it in action, take a look at

http://www.infolinx.org/infolinx/in...torgs?startwith=A&perpage=25&template=results

The back-end program fetches some XML from the database, then transforms it with XSLT. You can see the XML version at

http://www.infolinx.org/infolinx/infolinx.infolinx_xml.getorgs?startwith=A&perpage=25

I wouldn't say it's necessarily faster, it's just a good way of seperating content from presentation.

-- Chris Hunt

http://www.extracon.com

http://www.mcgonagall-online.org.uk

http://www.napitalia.org.uk

http://www.leicesteryha.org.uk