Well... I can't find it, so I might have read it in some mail archives
or likewise, or I might just have understod it all wrong :-[
/jonas
Derek Hohls wrote:
Jonas
Can you quote the section of the docs you refer to?
*My* perception is that the SLQ Transformer is the preferred way to
extract
Jonas
Can you quote the section of the docs you refer to?
*My* perception is that the SLQ Transformer is the preferred way to
extract data from a databse; ESQL is part of XSP, which the project has
debated deprecating and decided against:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-users&m=1100339
Hmmm...
It's stated, somewhere in the docs, that the modular database action (an
action) is the prefered way of inserting/updating/deleting data in to a
database and esql was prefered for reading from a database. I could use
esql using a dynamic xsp page, but I would prefer to store the xml
d
Hi,
SQLTransformer is part of the databases block I believe. But if you prefer esql (which is part of
XSP I believe), than stream the XML, wrap it in ESQL statements with some XSL sheet and than get
that executed as an (dynamically generated) XSP...
Anyhow, I don't think you will be able to l
I thought the SQL Transformer was deprected, and the modular database
action was the preferd way of inserting/updating data in a database. I
would prefer sticking to the modular database action over using yet
another way of calling the database.
/jonas
Geert Josten wrote:
I believe there is
I believe there is an SQL Transformer around somewhere. Is it possible to wrap the XML data into an
xml sql statement (of the transformers namespace) and putting that through the transformer?
HTH,
Geert
Jonas Höglund wrote:
Hi!
Can anyone help me to explain how to store/save a xml document (t
Hi!
Can anyone help me to explain how to store/save a xml document (the
request body) send to the server as a xmlHttpRequest to a field in a
database. I've been able to process the xmlHttpRequest request through
the stream generator and saving data from nodes in the xml document
through xslt