I suspect you will have to fall back on XSLT to do a fixup, could also be done quite easily with SAX.
On Tuesday 26 November 2002 09:59 am, Adam Griffiths wrote: > Hi > I have another question about namespaces and taglibs. I could work > around the problems in my last question but this time the namespace > really matters. > > I wish to write a simpletaglib which generates XML in a namespace other > than it's own. Is this possible? How do I do it? > > For example: > > <xsp:page> > <!-- etc --> > <mytaglib:makexml\> > <!-- etc --> > </xsp:page> > Gives: > > <page> > <!-- etc --> > <tagetnamespace:fragment> > <!-- fragment elements --> > </tagetnamespace:fragment> > <!-- etc --> > </page> > > I would assume this is a common requirement... > > My thanks in advance > > Adam > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Adam Griffiths [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 20 November 2002 18:01 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: A SimpleTaglib and namespaces. > > > Hi all, > > I'm writing a SimpleTaglib and would really appreciate some comments. I > have included example code below to illustrate what I'm doing. I wish to > have a tag, <GC:makemaintag/>, expanded into an xml fragment by my > taglib. > > First of all, this is my first taglib (:-), have I got the right idea? > Could I do it a better way? > > Second, I've found that the resulting xml fragment has the xml namespace > written in every tag, which is rather unnecessary. Is there a way to get > the namespace declared in the parent tag and not in all of it's > children? > > I can live with all the namespaces but seeing as I'm a bit of a perl > newbie and a taglib newbie it would be great if you can pass your eyes > over my code below. > > Cheers > > Adam > > > The xml fragment I wish to build is: > > <maintag> > <item> > <title></title> > <id></id> > <value></value> > </item><!-- repeated --> > <moreinfo></moreinfo> > </maintag> > > I am using a sub: > > sub makemaintag: struct{ > #see below for code > } > > And this results in this xml being output: > > <GC:maintag xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";> > <GC:moreinfo xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";>these items > were created by an xsp</GC:moreinfo> > <GC:item xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";> > <GC:title xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";>first > item</GC:title> > <!-- see bellow for complete list --> > > > > ############################################## > Source code, in more detail > ############################################## > ______________________________________________ > My Test XSP file > ______________________________________________ > > <?xml version="1.0"?> > <?xml-stylesheet href="." type="application/x-xsp"?> <?xml-stylesheet > href="test.xsl" type="text/xsl"?> > > <xsp:page > xmlns:xsp="http://www.apache.org/1999/XSP/Core"; > xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC"; > language="Perl"> > <body> > <GC:makemaintag/> > </body> > </xsp:page> > > ______________________________________________ > My Test Taglib > ______________________________________________ > > ### new > # AxKit XSP taglib > # Adam Griffiths > # 20/11/2002 - v.0.01 > ### > > package AxKit::XSP::GC; > use Apache::AxKit::Language::XSP::SimpleTaglib; > use vars qw/@ISA $NS $VERSION/; > > @ISA = ('Apache::AxKit::Language::XSP::SimpleTaglib'); > > # define the namespace we use > $NS = 'http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC'; > > $VERSION = '0.01'; > > > package AxKit::XSP::GC::Handlers; > use strict; > > sub makemaintag: struct{ > return << 'EOF'; > my $dynamicvalue='on the fly'; #could be the result of some routine or > another my $item1 = { > title=>"first item", > id=>'232', > value=>'static value' > }; > my $item2 = { > title=>"second item", > id=>'232', > value=>$dynamicvalue > }; > my @itemlist; > push @itemlist, $item1; > push @itemlist, $item2; > #could push more items onto @itemlist here > > my $children = { > item=> \@itemlist, # \@ gives arrayref > moreinfo=>'these items were created by an xsp' > }; > my $maintag = { > maintag=>$children > }; > > #gives: > #<maintag> > #<item> > # <title></title> > # <id></id> > # <value></value> > #</item> > #<moreinfo></moreinfo> > #</maintag> > > $maintag; > EOF > } > 1; > ______________________________________________ > Resulting XML (you may wish to turn line wraping off!) > ______________________________________________ > > <GC:maintag xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";> > <GC:moreinfo xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";>these > items were created by an xsp</GC:moreinfo> > <GC:item xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";> > <GC:title > xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";>first item</GC:title> > <GC:id > xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";>232</GC:id> > <GC:value > xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";>static value</GC:value> > </GC:item> > <GC:item xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";> > <GC:title > xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";>second item</GC:title> > <GC:id > xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";>232</GC:id> > <GC:value xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";>on > the fly</GC:value> > </GC:item> > </GC:maintag> > > ______________________________________________ > My prefered resulting XML, can it be done? > ______________________________________________ > > <GC:maintag xmlns:GC="http://xmlns.domain.co.uk/xsp/GC";> > <GC:moreinfo>these items were created by an xsp</GC:moreinfo> > <GC:item > > <GC:title >first item</GC:title> > <GC:id>232</GC:id> > <GC:value >static value</GC:value> > </GC:item> > <GC:item> > <GC:title>second item</GC:title> > <GC:id>232</GC:id> > <GC:value>on the fly</GC:value> > </GC:item> > </GC:maintag> > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Tod Harter Giant Electronic Brain --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
