I have got an JSP page, in that the XML is created dynamically and then the XSL is applied on the dynamically created XML with the JSP page, but the o/p is not getting
transformed into HTML when XSL is invoked from JSP page.
But when XSL is invoked from ".xml" file it is getting transformed into JSP.I am using the Cocoon framework.
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Applying XSL from a JSP page to dynamically created XML. (4 messages)
- Posted by: Hemangi Oswal
- Posted on: June 25 2001 01:06 EDT
Threaded Messages (4)
- Applying XSL from a JSP page to dynamically created XML. by nilanjana basu on June 25 2001 01:27 EDT
- Applying XSL from a JSP page to dynamically created XML. by Dmitry Namiot on June 25 2001 01:28 EDT
- Applying XSL from a JSP page to dynamically created XML. by Dave Ford on June 25 2001 02:10 EDT
- Applying XSL from a JSP page to dynamically created XML. by Wojciech Ozimek on June 25 2001 04:11 EDT
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Applying XSL from a JSP page to dynamically created XML.[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: nilanjana basu
- Posted on: June 25 2001 01:27 EDT
- in response to Hemangi Oswal
gfgg -
Applying XSL from a JSP page to dynamically created XML.[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Dmitry Namiot
- Posted on: June 25 2001 01:28 EDT
- in response to Hemangi Oswal
You may use the appropriate taglibs.
Jakarta has got such custom tag or check out
XML/XSL tags here: http://www.servletsuite.com/jsp.htm -
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- Posted by: Dave Ford
- Posted on: June 25 2001 02:10 EDT
- in response to Hemangi Oswal
I use servlet filters to apply xslt to jsp output. It's perfect for that kind of thing. Filters are a new feature to the 2.3 Servlet API.
Dave Ford
Smart Soft - The Java Training Company
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Applying XSL from a JSP page to dynamically created XML.[ Go to top ]
- Posted by: Wojciech Ozimek
- Posted on: June 25 2001 04:11 EDT
- in response to Dave Ford
BTW: I've heard about filters. Great idea. Which web application containers support servlets 2.3 now?
Wojtek