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Weblog where I discuss things that really interest me. Things like Java software development, Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Macintosh software, Cocoa, Eclipse IDE, OOP, content management, XML technologies, CSS and XSLT document styling, artificial intelligence, standard document formats, and cool non-computing technologies.

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I like writing software, listening to music (mostly country and rock but a little of everything), walking around outside, reading (when I have the time), relaxing in front of my TV watching my TiVo, playing with my cat, and riding around in my hybrid gas/electric car.

Sunday, August 01, 2004

Aggregating Info from Different XML and/or HTML Files that Are Local or on The Web

Cocoon has a very powerful feature in the amazing Sitemap definition file that lets you tell it to agggragate info from one or more XML files - including JTidy-concerted HTML-to-XML files - into one combined XML file. So learn about aggregating in Cocoon!

posted by John Collins | 11:35 PM

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