- From: Vogel Peter (FV/SLM) * <Peter.Vogel2@de.bosch.com>
- Date: Thu, 23 May 2002 16:50:11 +0200
- To: www-mobile@w3.org
Hello Vidhya, > Von: Vidhya Gholkar [mailto:vidhya.gholkar@argogroup.com] > > You mention XSL and so on. I don't believe that you want to, can or > should parameterise your application to use XSL (e.t.c.) to deal with > all the issues. It's not only a drag on performance but you simply > cannot at application design time take care of these issues (you won't > know what they are!). How else would you like to use the device profile information within the server, when not using XSL or CSS? It is my understanding form reading the W3C activity statement, that the server generates different content dependent on the device profile. The content can be generated by use of XSL. See, http://www.w3c.org/Mobile/Activity " If a content provider wants information to be available for different devices, different versions of that content can be generated, for example using only the text modules, or perhaps using full graphics with scripting. Thus in its document profile, the document specifies the expected capabilities of the browser in terms of XHTML support, style sheet support and so on. " Hence you can generate different XHTML files, making use of different XHTML modules. Best regards, Peter Vogel --- R&D, Robert Bosch GmbH
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