On Mon, 2010-06-14 at 06:06 -0700, Vladimir Nesterovsky wrote:
Hello!
What's the recommended way of ASPX page generation?
I'd recommend avoiding it.
However, if you must generate it :-) your main architectural
decision is, at what point you move out of XML.
Method (1)
Invent a simple XML representation that you generate with XSLT,
and then convert that to ASPX, e.g. using a short C# program.
Method (2)
Generate ASPX using XSLT and disable-output-escaping to get < and > into
the output, e.g. by writing templates with names like
aspx-make-declaration
that puts <% ... %> around its input, and
aspx-make-content
that generates <asp:Content> .... </asp:Content> maybe by calling
aspx-make-element
that in turn takes an "element name" (asp:Content), a list of
attributes, ID="Simon", etc., and the element content.
Method (3)
Install apache and tomcat and move to pure XQuery + Java :-) :-)
Liam
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