Status Report

Sample output from the NXE status command as displayed by Microsoft Internet Explorer 6. This was created using the command: "http://localhost/cgi/nxe.pl?type=status&param=statuslog1".

Transformed Status

The Web page displayed in the image was created by transforming the XML from the first example on this page using the sample XSLT stylesheet included in the NXE package. This page was created using the command: "http://localhost/cgi/nxe.pl?type=transform&param=html:xsl_sample:statuslog1"

Sample XSLT Stylesheet to transform NXE status results

This is the stylesheet that was used in the HTML transform example on this page.

Command Line use of NXE

Examples of each of the four different NXE v1r0 commands. In this example, the output of each of these examples is being redirected to a file with an extension of the proper type (xml or html). In command line mode NXE can be used in a pipeline process to string together multiple applications or commands. Note that XSLT style sheets can output much more then just xml or html.

Sample of XML-RPC client usage of NXE

This is an example of using an XML-RPC client with NXE. This example uses the client that comes included with the full NXE package. In this example, the client is being run on a remote Win32 machine from the command line. The client creates an XML-RPC request and queries the NXE server. The client then returns the results freeing you from the tedium of creating your own XML-RPC requests. In this example, the output from the client is being dumped into files with the appropriate extensions.

(c) 2003 Daniel Koffler, XML Experts & RSM Experts