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Subject: Migrate xsl into jsp/struts
10/19/2004 01:22
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Truthfully, in light of the info Jeff provided, I'd say go that route.
I just looked at the JSTL docs and it seems like that will do exactly
what I spent time figuring out!
It was one of those typical "evil" corporate projects... the
conversation went almost verbatim like this...
Executive: "
If you can find code, would be much appreciated.
Thank you all for your responses.
-Vicky
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> I'm not sure I still have the code in my archives, I
> will look, but I actually had cause to tackle a
> problem just like this.
>
> We had an application written by a consul
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<%=MyXMLTransformer.transform(myForm.getXML(), myForm.getXSLT())%>
If you're interested in this type of approach, the JSTL library includes
a custom tag that does exactly that. (, I think.)
-- Jeff
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I'm not sure I still have the code in my archives, I will look, but I actually had
cause to tackle a problem just like this.
We had an application written by a consultant that is now long gone. He did it in MS
technologies, using XSLT to transform XML to HTML to generate the output to the
brow
To add to that, you could consider migrating to a struts XSL framework like:
* stxx - http://stxx.sf.net
* StrutsCX - http://it.cappuccinonet.com/strutscx/index.php
Then migrate pages as needs require. This would allow you to do
migration in steps - first write Struts interface, then convert XS
Now we need to get rid of xsl code and
replace it with jsp/struts.
Why do you need to do this?
I'd look for a way of getting the xsl transformations to happen via
struts and then add any new bits using struts jsps. If there are any
problems with the xsl and nobody knows how to fix it then, perhap
Hello all,
In my current project we are using xsl which renders
xml into xhtml. Now we need to get rid of xsl code and
replace it with jsp/struts. Is there an easy tool/way
to migrate xsl files into jsps? This is quite huge
project so it won't be possible to start it from
scratch. Any pointes or
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