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XML Generator - Plan of Attack

jay
Hello all,

I'd like to probe the community for some insight, if I may. I am in the
planning stages of developing an XML generator for my workplace.

Our site has an internal news system which stores news items as
database entries. Our head organization has requested that all branches
make an rss or xml file available for syndication on their central news
site. I'm curious as to what plan of attack would be best suited for
this application.

I'm working in VS.NET 2003, Windows 2000, SQL Server 2000.

Web service, ASPNET page? How about caching? Any thoughts or insights
would be helpful. Thanks for your time! :)

-Jay

Nov 12 '05 #1
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