Hi,
Hi all! I am trying to generate java code (intended for a
jsp page)
inside a .xsl file. I want to produce an output similar to :
<% String foo = "a_value"; %>.
Jarno is right with his suggestion, but you are using XSLT to output
invalid markup. IMHO you can have a clean solution by one of:
* using XSLT to output XML (meaning JSP 2.0 XML syntax, JSTL etc)
This, of course, is the preferred way of going about it.
* using XSLT to output text, preserving the output format you already
feel confortable with
I think this depends largely on how much XHTML you have in your JSP you have,
and how much of it is generated using out.print(). If 95% of the JSP document
is XHTML and you only have a few JSP scripting elements, you're probably better
off using xml output method and D-O-E.
Cheers,
Jarno
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