WBI, at least on the one I installed, uses a dll for something. WBI is not
without its problems in relation to our project. For the moment, at least
some of us are developing with it as a means to assist Doug in an
exploration of the technology.
In the long run, something along the lines of IBM's DirectDom (weblet) may
allow us to mangle the document without the use of XSL of other transform
engine. The Enhydra server appears to allow for the same manipulation of the
document as DirectDom does, and there is a new initiative called JDom from
Jason Hunter et al -- I suspect it is to be presented in a new O'Rielly book
on Java and XML coming soon. In short, the whole idea of transcoding is to
take the document object model containing some document's information and
mutate it to suit. XSL does this by using re-write productions (rules).
I suspect IBM will soon have to have a Linux version, if they don't already.
From: Jon Winters <winters@obscurasite.com>
>
> Hi,
>
> I am at the alphaworks site now looking for a copy of WBI and I only see
> versions for Windows 95/NT and OS/2.
>
> Is there a Linux or possibly Java version? Am I looking in the wrong
> place.
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