Drasko,

below is one of the XML files, I want to start with. It only describes  the
forms content and the db- query. That's all !.
Nearly everyone who knows the underlying database can create this or a similar
file. There is no need to know anything about XSP etc.


This XML is then piped to a XSL document , which creates a XSP page. This one is
processed and the results piped to another XSL for formatting the HTML output.
The advantage is, I have seperated the content (in XML) and the logic and style
(the two XSL's).
To create a new database-query-form, the only thing to do is, to change the XML,
whereas logic and style were only developed once and are not modified again.

The problem in C2 is, that I need for that a pipe with a XSP transformer . Or
can you tell me, how to pass the XML content to the XSP page ?

Udo

XML sample
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 <title>NQS Datenbank System</title>

   <input>

      <selection text="Zeitraum" name="fm_start_date">
     <content code=" >trunc(sysdate)">Heute</content>
     <content code="between add_months(trunc(sysdate,'MM'),-1)+(6.0/24)
</content>
        <content code="between
add_months(trunc(sysdate,'MM')..........</content>
      </selection>

      <selection text="Legierung" name="alloy">
          <content code="= '8135'">8135</content>
          <content code="= '9958'">9958</content>
          <content query="select  bla bla ...  order by a"/>
      </selection>

    </input>

     <querydefs>
          <query>
          <querytitle>Baender WW 1</querytitle>
          <queryshow>table</queryshow>
          <querystatement>SELECT *  from
                    FROM hm_data_ww1
                    where #~#

          </querystatement>
           </query>
     </querydefs>

</page>
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Please, explain to me why do you need to pipe it
yourself ... the ServerPageGenerator will read the
file.
Or ... you want something more!?
Drasko

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> Creating XML from static XML with e.g. a
> FileGenerator works
> Creating XML from XSP with a ServerPagesGenerator
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> But you are not able to use static XML (e.g. from
> FileGenerator) and pipe this
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> This is what I want to do.
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> Hi Udo,
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> C2 can generate XML from the static XML file as well
> as from the XSP file (via type="serverpages")
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> Gru?
> Drasko
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> --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > In C1 one can perfectly seperate content (in XML),
> > logic (in XSP) and style (as
> > XSL).
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> > 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.
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> > 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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