How to include XSP at certain places in XML?
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 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: How to include XSP at certain places in XML?
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 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: How to include XSP at certain places in XML?
Hello, Hubert Holtz 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 :-) Ok, I would reckon that writting a xst transform would be quick. Just do the aggregation and and tranform it like that: xsl:template match=dbresult db resultsxsl:copy-of select=dbresult//results xsp xsl:copy-of select=xspresult/ /xsp /db /xsl:template have a look at http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=Jars2exclude to see another transformation. And I have a second question, what's the difference between cinclude and xinclude, is there any? Not really 100% sure but I thing xinclude is for static and cinclude for stylesheets. King regards Thorsten - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: How to include XSP at certain places in XML?
Thanks for your help Goeff, I simply didn't know this cocoon:/ pseudo-protocol stuff, works fine. Regards Steve *** REPLY SEPARATOR *** On 20.03.2003 at 11:25 Geoff Howard wrote: 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 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: How to include XSP at certain places in XML?
You can only use an XSP as a generator, thus you must use that first in the pipeline. Secondly, you could use an XSL file to render that file. In that XSL you can use e.g. the document() function to include the other XML file. If you need to include two XSP in one pipeline, you must call them with the cocoon:// prefix, in order to have them generated. I also think you can use the CInclude and XInclude with that method. You could include with the cocoon:// prefix 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 - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Met vriendelijke groeten, Kind regards, Bien à vous, Yves Vindevogel Implements Kempische Steenweg 206 -- 3500 Hasselt -- Belgium Phone/Fax: +32 (11) 43.55.76 -- Mobile: +32 (478) 80.82.91 Mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- www.implements.be Quote: The winner never says participating is more important than winning. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
