Re: Alternative to XSP?

[Robin Berjon]

lhc wrote:

I am wondering if it is possible (without using XSP)
to use PERL to output as XML, then based on
AxAddProcessor or AxAddURIProcessor etc, AxKit will
process the XML output using the relevant XSL file.

One way is to write a Provider that executes some Perl code for you. Such a thing already exists in the form of the Apache::AxKit::Provider::Filter module which will reuse the output of a previous modperl handler.

Also, I get XSP output something like
"
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> - <aaaax7PzH:page
xmlns:aaaax7PzH="uri://axkit.org/NS/MyHomePage">
- <aaaax7PzH:body
xmlns:aaaax7PzH="uri://axkit.org/NS/MyHomePage">
<aaaax7PzH:heading
xmlns:aaaax7PzH="uri://axkit.org/NS/MyHomePage">Testing</aaaax7PzH:heading>

It is now: Tue Nov 26 17:55:11 2002 </aaaax7PzH:body>
</aaaax7PzH:page>
"

Anyone has any idea why the prefix "aaaax7PzH"
appears?

Yes, XSP tries to deal with namespace prefixes to make sure they are unique when you use namespaced documents. It doesn't look very friendly but most of the time it makes you safer.

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Research Engineer, Expway
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