SQL2XML and CGI -- MIDRANGE-L

Subject: SQL2XML and CGI
From: David FOXWELL <David.FOXWELL@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 2 Dec 2009 16:33:26 +0100
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Hi everyone,

Thanks to Helge and the post on Giuseppe Costagliola's SQL2XML, I'm discovering this tool and finding it amazing!
Now, I am still very new to CGI programming, but I know XSL quite well.

At the moment, I just have an SQL2XML command that displays a physical file in the browser in XML form. Now I want to create my XSL file. But where do I put it? Does the path have to be described in the server configuration file? How exactly? Can I also put the path in the XML file?

Also, there seems to be very little interest in this tool. Anyone know why that might be?

Follow-Ups:

RE: SQL2XML and CGI , Dan Kimmel
RE: SQL2XML and CGI , Helge Bichel
Re: SQL2XML and CGI , Peter Dow

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