Just beginning to work with Mav - and struggling slightly.
Taking this as my example,
<view name="success" path="raw.jsp">
<transform path="hot.jsp"/>
</view>
do I understand document transforms correctly?
The view raw.jsp is configured to have a transform step. If
this view is selected by the controller, raw.jsp is executed
and its output placed in an application context attribute
called "wrapper". The exact name can be set in maveric.xml' s
configuration section for the DocumentFiewFactory class, but by
default it is "wrapper".
Hot.jsp must contain an action or a JSTL tag to retrieve the
contents of the "wrapper" attribute and embed it in some
appropriate way.
The "cooked" result is then returned to the browser.
Is this how it works?
2nd Question:
is it possible to have more than one transform step in a
document transform? Something like:
<view name="success" path="raw.jsp">
<transform/>
<path>hot.jsp</path>
<path>hoter.jsp</path>
<path>hotest.jsp</path>
</transform>
</view>
I think I read in Rod Johnson's book that it is possible in the
case of XSLT transforms. Is there an example of this somewhere?
Aidan
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