On Tue, 2005-05-10 at 13:50 -0700, David Fetter wrote:
> Why do you think Slony won't work for this? One way it could do it is
> to have an ON INSERT trigger that populates one or more tables with
> the result of the XSLT, which table(s) Slony replicates to the other
> servers.
Because the nodes are not databases, they are Apache/PHP web servers
which have file system caching where the URL = directory/file. The XSLT
also converts XML objects to PHP code. So basically a content editor can
do something like:
<br /><br />
This is my course description: <coursedesc courseid="AAA 123" />
...
etc.
and the XSLT converts the <coursedesc /> tag into a PHP function (that
does a db lookup).
Cheers,
Chris
