> From: Tsui, Alban [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > > Considering the following constructs in an xsp page: > > > > <xsp:element name="xi:include"><xsp:attribute > > name="href">barstyle0.xml</xsp:attribute></xsp:element> > > > > <xi:include><xsp:attribute > > name="href">barstyle0.xml</xsp:attribute></xi:include> > > > > <xi:include href="barstyle0.xml"/> > > > > > > After this xsp, the page is going throught the XInclude transform. > > > > The first construct doesn't work at all and the transform doesn't pick it > > up but the last two work... is this a bug? Or have I done something wrong > > in the first one?
It is called "XML namespaces". You should know that when defining element, you must have three pieces at place: XML namespace URI, XML namespace prefix, element name. Take a look at SAX/DOM APIs. Regarding declaration of XML-namespaced elements in XSP, try: <xsp:element uri="http://www.w3.org/2001/XInclude"; prefix="xi" name="include"> <xsp:attribute name="href">barstyle0.xml</xsp:attribute> </xsp:element> Vadim > > Took me ages to figure out to use the second one for dynamically include > > xml fragment in xsp page. > > > > > > Best wishes > > > > Alban Tsui > > > > COGNOS * The Leader in Enterprise Business Intelligence * > > http://www.cognos.com > > Information Delivery Products, London Development Office, UK > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tel (direct): +44 (0) 20 78395417 > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
