Note: This response contains C2 terminology (e.g., "transformer", "serializer").
You'll have to convert to C1 terminology yourself.
Some options:
1) Insert a log transformer after the XSP page. That will output the SAX events from
the XSP page to a log file.
2) Instead of running the XSLT, modify your site to serialize the output right after
the XSP file. Either:
* set the output for download (set a request header of: Content-disposition:
attachment; filename="..."), or
* declare a new serializer that uses the XMLSerializer, but with mime type
"text/plain", or
* just output as regular XML, and use Microsoft IE to view the doc. It
supports XML display.
DR
At 05:05 PM 12/14/01 +0900, you wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>I am using Cocoon 1.8 with iAWS server.
>
>I have the following flow in my application.
>
>XML -> XSP -> XSLT
>
>XML file processed by XSP(actually an XSL) to add dynamic content. The
>output of which is transformed by a Stylsheet and the result returned
>to the user.
>
>Now, I want to look at the output generated by the XSP.
>
>How can I do that??
>
>Thanks in advance for all the help.
>
>cheers
>Adam
>
>
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