Mono mySql Demo

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In comp.os.linux.advocacy, John Bailo
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Retrieves a table from a mySql table into a Datagrid.

Uses mono asp.net on a Suse Linux system:

http://texeme.com/AspNetOnApache/Presidents1.aspx

Shows aspx.net source code.
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Get with it man. Your pages should start with:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet href="stylesheet.xsl" type="text/xsl"?>
<!DOCTYPE something SYSTEM>
<something>
<name id="1" firstName="george" lastName="Washington" />
<name id="2" firstName="Abraham" lastName="Lincoln" />
<name id="3" firstName="James" lastName="Polk" />
</something>

and stylesheet.xsl should convert it to its final form. JSP and
ASP are just so ... passe. :-)

Check out, for instance, strutscx.
 
The said:
Get with it man. Your pages should start with:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet href="stylesheet.xsl" type="text/xsl"?>
<!DOCTYPE something SYSTEM>
<something>
<name id="1" firstName="george" lastName="Washington" />
<name id="2" firstName="Abraham" lastName="Lincoln" />
<name id="3" firstName="James" lastName="Polk" />
</something>

and stylesheet.xsl should convert it to its final form. JSP and
ASP are just so ... passe. :-)

Check out, for instance, strutscx.
Click to expand...

Thanks for the tip...but how do you suggest I generate the XML from the
database in the first place...are you suggesting using ExecuteXMLReader()?
 
In comp.os.linux.advocacy, John Bailo
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wrote
Thanks for the tip...but how do you suggest I generate the XML from the
database in the first place...are you suggesting using ExecuteXMLReader()?
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I can't say at this time, since you're using C#. In Java there are a fair
number of methods, from XStream to the aforementioned strutscx.

Mozilla Firefox has no problem interpreting stylesheets. IE has
some issues but does work for the simpler stuff.
 
The said:
In comp.os.linux.advocacy, John Bailo
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wrote


Get with it man. Your pages should start with:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<?xml-stylesheet href="stylesheet.xsl" type="text/xsl"?>
<!DOCTYPE something SYSTEM>
<something>
<name id="1" firstName="george" lastName="Washington" />
<name id="2" firstName="Abraham" lastName="Lincoln" />
<name id="3" firstName="James" lastName="Polk" />
</something>

and stylesheet.xsl should convert it to its final form. JSP and
ASP are just so ... passe. :-)

Check out, for instance, strutscx.
Click to expand...

xslt is too lame compared to JSP 2's custom tag, which is even eaiser
to code.
 
The said:
I can't say at this time, since you're using C#. In Java there are a fair
number of methods, from XStream to the aforementioned strutscx.
Click to expand...

I built another example of ajax at work, but using a java servlet running on
Weblogic 8. That's an avenue I need to explore more...
Mozilla Firefox has no problem interpreting stylesheets. IE has
some issues but does work for the simpler stuff.
Click to expand...

IE is dead. I would only build for Firefox.
 
John said:
Retrieves a table from a mySql table into a Datagrid.

Uses mono asp.net on a Suse Linux system:

http://texeme.com/AspNetOnApache/Presidents1.aspx

Shows aspx.net source code.
Click to expand...

Your link does not work as usual.

Also, your website now appears to be Apache win32.

I suggest you forget about Linux advocacy for now,
and get back to your real love, Windows. I
am sure you won't be able to get that to work too.
 
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John Bailo wrote:
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Yes, you truly are the "Bailo Idiot" -- because all you do all day is
badger me.

I love having my own personal Fool, it makes me feel like a King!
 
In comp.os.linux.advocacy, * * * Y o u r . S h e p h e r d . A q u i l a . D e u s . ( d 2 0 0 5 x x , d 2 0 0 4 x x , d 2 0 0 3 x x ,
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xslt is too lame compared to JSP 2's custom tag, which is even eaiser
to code.
Click to expand...

I'll agree that JSP is easier to code. One has to wonder at times.
 
The said:
Your link does not work as usual.

Also, your website now appears to be Apache win32.

I suggest you forget about Linux advocacy for now,
and get back to your real love, Windows. I
am sure you won't be able to get that to work too.
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You're an useless and sad idiot.
 
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