Thanks for answer.
But there's a problem:
'Giacomo' wrote: An XSP page is a generator, point.. As I have to use a
xml page I would have to write a XSP which reads (from FileReader) the
xml... I think that's not the best way as the pipeline should do this for
me. So I wrote a transformer which works well, but I do not know hoe to get
the HTTPServletRequest (written in another mail).
Am I right? In C1 you could use XSP as a transformer and I'm looking fo
something similar...
JOERN_HEID
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Von: Martin Man [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Im Auftrag von Martin Man
Gesendet: Montag, 11. Juni 2001 11:37
An: Jorn Heid
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Betreff: Re: Adding dynamically element
On Sun, Jun 10, 2001 at 04:53:37PM +0200, Jorn Heid wrote:
Yes... As XSP is a generator, should I write my own transformer or
aggregator... Give me an answer, please... ;(
The question again:
I want to produce a html from a xml (not XSP) page but depending on the
session object there moght be an additional element. In C1 it worked with
XML-XSP-XSLT-HTML. But how does it (best) work with C2?
XML-Aggreation-XSLT-HTML or XML-MyTransformer-XSLT-HTML?
in c2 you do it best using XSP, handling session, and xincluding (look at
aggregate.xsp sample) static xml content
rgds,
martin
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