I am wondering if there could be a different type of wrapper for content, instead of
transforms, so that it could just act the same as jsp includes.
Like same idea as the friendbook type transform, but stream everything out.
Ex:
<view name="success" path="edit.jsp">
<include path="trimInside.jsp"/>
</view>
Then it would treat that trim like an include instead of a transform?
Travis
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From: "Schnitzer, Jeff" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 2003-06-21
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Mav-user] Transforms and how they are implemented
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> Just a question on how the transforms are implemented. Will it
process
> the entire "wrapped" portion before outputting? So say if you had a
very
> long page in the wrapped, woudl it process that before outputting
> anything?
Processing always occurs linearly along the pipeline. The view is
processed, then the first transform, then the next transform, etc.* In
the case of document aka wrapping transforms, the previous step is fully
executed and the output is buffered. Then a String is made out of that
data, placed in the request attributes, and the transform document is
executed.
This means you should probably be careful about doing this with
super-huge pages on high-volume sites... but if you're worried, profile
it first. Usually any sophisticated system has other much worse
bottlenecks.
* If the connections between steps are made with SAX events, then the
whole assembly is put together and executed as-is. How the work is
broken down is up to the transformation engine (xalan, etc).
Jeff Schnitzer
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