This approach is strongly discouraged. If you try to do it this way, your
pages will take a long time to load, every time, because your second XSP
program will have to be recompiled every single time. So, even if you can
make it work, you won't *want* to.
Is there some reason you are trying to do it this way? What is it you are
trying to accomplish? Perhaps we can suggest a better approach.
-Christopher
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Subject: Dynamic XSP
Hi ,
I am using cocoon 1.8.2,
My xsp page receives an request and it produces an another xsp page,
i.e. my logic is
request --->xsp1-->xsl-1--->xsp2-->xsl-2-->html-->response
I have done xsp1 and xsl-1 and i got xsp2 as a response.
I need to process the result once again.
How can i give the instruction to cocoon for that..
Any of you have experience like this?
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Thangadurai
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