What's the best way to serve HTML from static XML files, via XSLT 2.0,
using Apache 2?
how static is static?
tomcat (or something, layered over that such as cocoon) is one
possibility although personally I've not tried to use use xslt2 in such
a setting, but another perfectly reaonable alternative if you want a
simpler server setup is just to use your xslt2 processor (most likely
saxon8 at the current time) to make a bunch of html files which you then
use to populate your server in the usual way. Many W3C specs are done
this way for example: They are generated by XSLT offsite and the
(apache) server just serves html files, and doesn't need to know
anything about how they were generated.
David
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