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Sridhar, if I understand you right, you want to know how to present the same content to different devices right? Well, XML works with something called DTDs, which define the kind of data there is, and you usally have to use another language / parser to present the data to the device. What you do is actually make XML detect the kind of device, and then make it only display the data suitable for that device. Let me give you an example. I could use PHP, a scripting language, to parse the XML and turn into something readable by all browers (i.e. html). Or if the PHP detects a WAP browser, then it can format it as WML and give the code as the WML mime-type, and the relevant byte-code. You can use whatever you want instead of PHP, like Perl, Tcl, ASP, or even XSL, which is the stylesheet language for XML, though not that widely used (though I could be wrong). Hope that made sense :) /sunny sunny@snoop.co.uk -----Original Message----- From: www-mobile-request@w3.org [mailto:www-mobile-request@w3.org]On Behalf Of K.Sridhar Babu Sent: 08 June 2000 12:03 To: cocoon-users@xml.apache.org; www-mobile@w3.org; www-voice@w3.org; general@xml.apache.org Subject: XML-HTML-XHTML-WML-VXML.........**ML Hi Friends, I donot know is it the best place ask this question, sorry for any inconvenienec with this message. Using XML the basic advantage we are getting is separation of content from the presentation(hope I am right)? The problem with present html is , it mixes the content and presentation, so we are going for XML. This reduces the risk of again writting our content in another mark up like wml or vxml or another ML. My doubt is how we can in that generic manner can separate content from the presentation? Is it possible to use the same content for smalll screen mobile devices, desktop browsers and voice browsers? What are the challenges in doing this? I am intersted in knowing some or more details regarding all these issues. Any info or discussion regarding this greately helpful. Thanks in Advance. Sridhar BabuReceived on Friday, 9 June 2000 08:27:55 GMT
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