- From: Theo van Veen <Theo.vanVeen@kb.nl>
- Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002 12:30:30 +0200
- To: Sebastian Hammer <quinn@indexdata.dk>
- CC: www-zig@w3c.org
Hi Sebastian, Yes, Javascript plus XMLDOM (IE) allows to load the simulteneously xml-files via URLs. This can be done asynchronously so you do not have to wait for the response and then do the stylesheet transformations also by means of XMLDOM as soon as one of the reponses needs to be displayed. Take a look at: http://www.kb.nl/persons/theo/myportal/zngdbs.xml to see the result. You must have set your IE security options correct for it to work. It is full of bugs but it is the concept that I want to demonstrate. Theo On 27 Apr 02, at 9:44, Sebastian Hammer wrote: > Hi Theo, > > At 02:45 27-04-2002 +0200, you wrote: > > > I wrote a few lines of XSL with javascript to write SRU-portals for > >distributed searching and presenting the results of the distributed > >search and a would like to know the extras that I get when I put > > I was interested in this -- were you able to execute a parallel search > against different servers in this way? Not quite sure how sophisticated > Javascript is in that respect. > > --Sebastian > > -- > Sebastian Hammer, Index Data <http://www.indexdata.dk/> > Ph: +45 3341 0100, Fax: +45 3341 0101
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