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I recommend subscribing to the mav-user mailing list:
http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mav-user
But to answer your question, you want to use the “trivial” view type. No need for Domify, which is designed to take a normal JavaBean and turn it into a DOM tree. With “trivial”, just set the DOM as the model and off you go…
Jeff
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I have been evaluating Maverick as framework for a project to support Navy Reserve Medical community. I like the technology and the minimilist approach taken. I am concerned about what happen to Maverick in the next year or two (not as concerned long term). My application will use Oracle XSQL utility which can bring data from the database in a DOM tree. Would like to pass the DOM tree to a view and have it transformed using an XSLT stylesheet. I have tried to use Domify to do this but have to customize it. Is there a way to pass a DOM tree instead of Domify object that has a reference to the DOM tree. I would consider adding a little to make it more forgiving when the configuration files are not correct and to support the DOM interface. Your assistance is appreciated. Warren
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