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Originally posted by JavaWorld:
The raw material used by the stylesheet is the XML stream, which is entirely defined by the model and the context. Although some XSLT transformers support extensions, letting you call Java code or other languages from within a stylesheet, use of such extensions is limited due to the additional effort required and the resulting lack of portability.
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Originally posted by JavaWorld:
The raw material used by the stylesheet is the XML stream, which is entirely defined by the model and the context. Although some XSLT transformers support extensions, letting you call Java code or other languages from within a stylesheet, use of such extensions is limited due to the additional effort required and the resulting lack of portability.
Originally posted by JavaWorld:This difficulty effectively removes any possible side effects during the XSLT transformation and separates the business and presentation logic.
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
I think they are trying to say that XSLT without Java is only doing presentation but if you add Java then it is doing business logic.
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Originally posted by Frank Lin:
But things are not always that straight forward. Unlike what is illustrated in the diagram of the article, the model should include both the data model, and business model(Action classes, which should not be in the controller part as in the diagram, EJBs etc).
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Originally posted by Thomas Paul:
For the avis.com project we were able to train 3 users in one week to generate JSPs using Interwoven.
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Originally posted by Mapraputa Is:
But this is user abuse! Why did you make users generate JSPs? So maybe according to your plan every one who wants to read a review in our new bunkhouse will have to generate JSP for it? :roll:
What I am referring to is that the same IDE tools that we use to generate our JSPs can also be used to debug them remotely.Originally posted by Mapraputa Is:
I suspected there must be something... Well, we have free...
At the rate we are going we should be happy getting one solution completed!Originally posted by Mapraputa Is:
We can conduct an exstensive scientific research for our new bunkhouse project. Implement both JSP and XSLT presentation solutions and investigate all issues in details
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Originally posted by Frank Carver:
I'm sad that I missed most of this discussion. Too many other forums to look at I guess.
One option I would like to follow, but have found irritatingly unsupported by most XSLT vendors is to dynamically build an in-memory XML document (using DOM, JDOM or whatever), and pass it pre-parsed straight to an XSLT engine, which has in turn cached a compiled version of the stylesheet.
I have never encountered the select="java:someFunction()" which Map mentions, and would be really interested to learn more if anyone can provide any pointers.
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Why do I think JSP is a superior solution? (snip valid reasons
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