XML with XSLT or XMLDOM

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August 5th, 2002, 08:58 AM

rajeevrao

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XML with XSLT or XMLDOM

Hey guys,

I am planning to build a devsite myself and I have decided to implement some XML into my databases .. can you recommend me which way to go .. using XSLT with XML for display or retrieving the data with XMLDOM and then using HTML ...

kindly reply ... thankz !

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August 6th, 2002, 03:52 AM

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Hi Razeev,
Using XSLT and XML will be extremely slow if it isn't cached properly. What I would recommend is storing the XML for maybe the front page and article categories at the application level in cache and refreshing the cache every12 hours or so to avoid round trips to the database and XSLT formatting each time a user hits your site.

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