Re: Parsing HTML

At 02:51 AM 3/25/2003, you wrote:
>You don't have to recompile, at least not with the new XMLC 2.2. Using the
>"deferred parsing" feature of XMLC 2.2, pages are automatically re-parsed on
>the fly whenever the source file changes. SSI includes are resolved by the
>reparsing code (if you switch on SSI support in XMLC, of course) so you can
>use SSI to include your headers and footers at parse time. The only thing you
>have to do manually is check for changes in the inclided files and force a
>reparse if they change because the standard XMLC reparsing factory only keeps
>track of the main HTML source file.

This sounds like an ideal solution. The headers and footers only change 
when a user uploads a "package" that I check for and then unzip, which 
gives me the headers and footers. I only do this when the package changes, 
so I could easily force a recompile when that happens.

Is there good documentation on how to do this? The Enhydra site is a little 
confusing sometimes. I know how to compile on my machine, I have an ant 
task that runs when I do a build. How do I do recompiles on the server? 
Where do I store the HTML, etc., etc?


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Ben Sinclair
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