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OBATA Akio <obata@lins.jp> wrote
  in <200609181021.GJD41063.BPUBC@lins.jp>:

ob> On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 03:26:39 +0900 (JST), Hiroki Sato wrote:
ob> >  In short, tools which does not support XML catalog cannot process
ob> >  XML files in the htdocs tree.  XML support of WWW browser is very
ob> >  limited, so you cannot get meaningful results by using it even if
ob> >  the URLs can actually be accessed by HTTP.
ob>
ob> Hopefully the idea was to use those XML file with Ajax,
ob> but not good for such a use case, isn't it?

 You mean you want to use the XML files via HTTP from a Javascript
 program by using XMLHttpRequest() or so?  If so, try the rendered
 HTML files instead.

 Most of the XML files are not self-contained.  To prepare such
 self-contained XML files such as RSS which can be used directly via
 HTTP, we need to add a make target for them and build them in the
 htdocs tree.

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| Hiroki SATO

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