> I think you might be able to do everything you
> need in XSLT, after the XSP stage. I do a lot of cross-referencing between
> lists, etc., in an XSLT transform step after generating the raw data from
> the database. If you want to generate two different bits of output from a
> single database
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On Wednesday 18 February 2004 20:58, Christopher Painter-Wakefield wrote:
> Could you be more specific on what it is you are trying to do? Perhaps we
> can see a way to do it in one iteration.
Well, I'm experimenting with XUL as frontend and Cocoon as backend. Mozilla
XUL trees like RDF so I use
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Ok, I see your point, I must do it myself --
Ok, I see your point, I must do it myself -- I was hoping there was a
"bultin" way to do it. To me, it looks like a pretty basic
functionality: for instance, generating an RDF/XML containing a list of
rows:
* first, generating all existing entities(rows) (=> one iteration)
* then adding the seque
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From: Adrian Petru Dimulescu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 18mm2004 16:45
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Subject: Re: reusing a result set with esql
> I would like to reuse a result set in an XSP page when doing an esql
> query (I want to be able to reiterate throgh the returned
> I would like to reuse a result set in an XSP page when doing an esql
> query (I want to be able to reiterate throgh the returned rows). Is
> there a way to do that ?
Hello again, let me reformulate this question, I guess it's not very
explicit (hope it's not that plainly stupid):
I have a simp
