Hi Udo,
C2 can generate XML from the static XML file as well
as from the XSP file (via type="serverpages")
Gruß
Drasko
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> In C1 one can perfectly seperate content (in XML),
> logic (in XSP) and style (as
> XSL).
>
> I have used this for creating dynamic forms and
> executing database queries
> whereas
> the form description and the db-query were located
> in the XML file.
> For each different database query / form an
> appropriate XML file was created.
>
> Logic and style were located in XSL documents and
> were developed once.
>
> The XML was piped to the first XSL which creating a
> XSP page,which perfomed the
> query and the results were piped to the XSL for
> formatting the output.
>
> To do the same thing in C2, we need to use a XML
> filegenerator and a XSP
> transformer, which obviously does not exists in the
> moment.
>
> Does anyone know, if it's planned to create a XSP
> transformer ?
> Or is there simply another way in C2 ? All hints are
> appreciated.
>
> Cheers
>
> Udo
>
>
>
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