[REBOL] Re: REBOL + PHP, or ...?
From: dvydra2:yaho:o at: 24-Nov-2001 18:19
Petr,
This seems to be a common issue with any programming
language used for the web. At my last job we used java
and decided to go with XSLT to generate HTML on the
server. The web design person was able to work
directly in the file that contained html/xslt. Our
java objects spit out XML and we used xalan xslt
interpreter.
I hope thats clear.
David
--- Petr Krenzelok <[petr--krenzelok--trz--cz]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am about to help my friend to script some part of
> our town website.
> Now the problem is - I can't do any graphics, as I
> am really no talent
> in this area, while my friend can't program. Now
> what are possibilities
> of getting work done together?
>
> currently we can:
>
> - use rebol to generate whole website. But how
> should I integrate
> Martin's graphics? If I will let him layout page in
> some html-editor,
> and will use its parts in my Rebol script, it will
> be pain, if he
> decides to change design ...
>
> but what about following?:
>
> - ability to let my friend generate website in his
> favorite html-editor,
> and inserting script execution results in various
> places, e.g. tables.
>
> Problem:
>
> But - that would require some kind of SSI, or PHP
> (which I am not
> willing to learn - no free time left). Rebol Apache
> module was cancelled
> in favor of Rebol/Command and FastCGI solution. But
> fastCGI doesn't
> provide us with anything along the lines of SSI.
>
> What is the possible solution? What about having
> some php wrapper func
> for SSI usage, with ability to somehow contact/call
> my fastCGI process,
> or rebol server listening on some port? But - what
> communictaion
> protocol to use?
>
> I know that rebol dialects, etc. stuff are great,
> but it prevents me
> from letting my friend to have complete design
> freedom ...
>
> Thanks,
> -pekr-
>
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David Vydra
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