(1) Solution found: We placed the <xsp:logic> part *within* the *root*
tag. Now it works. Oviously our fault.
However: When I enclose the output in an arbitrary tag in my XSL
stylesheet, it also works, although the <xsp:logic> part is not in
a tag; but the tag is in the output, of course. And that was the
reason why I didn't think of placing the <xsp:logic> inside the root
tag...
(2) Thanks for the tip, but: How?
To me it sounds like C2, right? We currently use C1, but we want to
upgrade, so where do I find information on how to do what you suggest?
Thanks
Peter
>Hi,
>
>Peter Christoph Alexander Bär wrote:
>> Regarding this thread
>>
>> http://www.mail-archive.com/cocoon-users@xml.apache.org/msg08169.html
>>
>> I forgot to mention that I also tried to solve the problem with the
>XSLT
>> instruction
>>
>> <xsl:output method=text/>
>>
>> but it is apparently ignored by Cocoon and its components.
>>
>> Somewhere on this list I found a hint that this intentional by >design.
>> Now, ok: Surrounding my text with XML tags is unacceptable for us,
>> and the XSLT solution doesn't work, because it is considered bad
>> design.
>
>Use a TextSerializer instead of <xsl:output method=text/>.
>Output is the job of a serializer not a transformer.
>
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>FIZ CHEMIE BERLIN
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