On Saturday, Jul 5, 2003, at 00:07 Europe/London, Michael A Nachbaur wrote:

I'm asking this here because, since I've been out of touch with AxKit's
internals for far too many months, I don't have enough data to answer my own
question.


Basically, I would like to embed XSP code inline in XHTML files. So, I for
instance would only like regions of a file to be processed by XSP, and have
it's SAX events injected into the XHTML event stream. For instance:


<html>
  <body>
    <p>boo</p>
    <xsp:inline xmlns:xsp="blah://blahblah">
      <xsp:logic>print 2 + 5</xsp:logic>
    </xsp>
  </body>
</html>

The main reason is that I don't want all XHTML files to be processed through
the XSP engine (which, last time I checked, was significantly slower than
plain-file-output).

You can do this today, but how would you choose which get processed by XSP and which don't?


Matt.


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