I'm creating a logicsheet which I'm going to use to send email. An example
of the usage is:
<email:sendEmail>
<to>[EMAIL PROTECTED]</to>
<subject>Doh!</subject>
<message>Quantity is <xsp:expr>quantity</xsp:expr></message>
</email:sendEmail>
I've got everything working fine except for getting the xsp tags working
within the message. Is there a way I can process what's inside the
<message> tag but not display it to the web? Does that make any sense?
Basically, in the logicsheet that processes this I'm doing a:
<xsp:logic>
String to = "<xsl:value-of select="to"/>";
String from = "<xsl:value-of select="from"/>";
String subject = "<xsl:value-of select="subject"/>";
String message = "<xsl:value-of select="message"/>";
... then use javamail to process and send an email message
</xsp:logic>
I see that xsl:value-of returns a string representation or something - but
is there a way I can process the xsp tags inside the message and set a
string to the result? Or something similar to accomplish what I'm trying to
do?
Thanks,
- Brent
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