Re: How to include XSP at certain places in XML?

[Geoff Howard]

with cinclude using the cocoon:/ or cocoon:// pseudo-protocol.  If you have 
a pipeline that serves your xml fragment matching on myStuff.xsp, then 
you'd call it with cocoon:/myStuff.xsp in the src of cinclude.  The 
cocoon:/ resolves relative to the current sitemap, where cocoon:// resolves 
relative to the root sitemap.  This is in the docs and the wiki, and 
samples I think.

Geoff

At 11:07 AM 3/20/2003, you wrote:
Hello,

I know I can include static XML content at any place with cinclude, that 
works fine, but how can I include
the result of an XSP file in a XML file, at a place of my choice ( i need 
some database entries to build up the
whole site, that's why I nedd XSP inside my XML) ?
I know that you can aggregate XSP and XML with the help of the sitemap, 
but if I use this option I don't
have the possibilty to place the result of the xsp code insight my xml 
file, only before or after a certain xml file
and I don't want to split my xml files in 10 lines long pieces to puzzle 
them together in the sitemap, that
wouldn't make any sense, but would work :-)

So if anybody of you knows how to do it, and I'm sure somebody does, 
please tell me,
because I searched for an answer in this list (the messages of the last 3 
months) but couldn't find any solution.

And I have a second question, what's the difference between cinclude and 
xinclude, is there any?

Thanks in advance.

Regards
Steve
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