Ok, that is clear now.
Tried a bunch of pipelines like this, to replicate the problem. Different
results w/ different builds. Doesn't recompile w/ 2.0.1 and spits out some
serverpages generator errors yesterday's 2.0.2-dev build. It's an
interesting problem tho. Will post back if anythin
Check my other post for a better description of what I need...
And yeah, I did mean test=write...
On Thursday, March 7, 2002, at 02:45 AM, KOZLOV Roman wrote:
> Hello Noah,
>
> Excuse me, please, if I'm too pedantic, but did you mean
> "test=write" instead of
> "write=test"?
>
> Best regards
>
Hello Noah,
Excuse me, please, if I'm too pedantic, but did you mean "test=write" instead of
"write=test"?
Best regards
Roman
Noah Mittman wrote:
> Well, that's it. I'm almost ready to scrap Cocoon.
>
> All I want to do is generate a simple HTML page that when requested
> does a little Jav
What I need to do is execute some Java code that uses both request
parameters and XML node values as sources for variables. For
example, I want to record someone's submitted username to a special
log system, which is based on ID numbers. In this case, the
username is supplied in the query, but
I'm not sure I entirely understand what you are trying to do, here, but if
all you need to do is provide some XSP-derived data to an XSL document that
transforms chunks of XML into XHTML, then you were probably on the right
track by setting up a pipeline -- we do this using an aggregation and
> From: Noah Mittman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Well, that's it. I'm almost ready to scrap Cocoon.
>
> All I want to do is generate a simple HTML page that when requested
> does a little Java code first using some request parameters and
> values from the XML it's being generated from. I need
