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OBATA Akio <obata@lins.jp> wrote
  in <200609231348.DHI75382.CBBPU@lins.jp>:

ob> On Mon, 18 Sep 2006 16:05:05 +0900 (JST), Hiroki Sato wrote:
ob> >  You mean you want to use the XML files via HTTP from a Javascript
ob> >  program by using XMLHttpRequest() or so?  If so, try the rendered
ob> >  HTML files instead.
ob>
ob> HTML file is unstructured format, so it's hard to parse.

 What is your definition of "unstructured"?  An HTML files in the
 htdocs tree generated from the XML sources is still a valid XML
 file (and if not, we should fix it), and it is easy to put
 an attribute into a node in the source as a marker to query.

ob> >  Most of the XML files are not self-contained.  To prepare such
ob> >  self-contained XML files such as RSS which can be used directly via
ob> >  HTTP, we need to add a make target for them and build them in the
ob> >  htdocs tree.
ob>
ob> To put it the other way around, why such not self-contained XML files
ob> is in htdocs tree? for what purpose?

 I am not sure what you are trying to say.  You mean the htdocs tree
 should not have an XML file as a "source" file for generating HTML
 files which are actually distributed via HTTP?

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| Hiroki SATO

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