Ganael,
AFAIK, the possibility of outputting XSL results to more than one document is not a
standard XSLT 1.0 feature (in XSLT 2.0 it will
be included, though), hence, I suppose you should redesign that stylesheet.
You could have five different pipelines (one for every page section) and then a sixth
one to aggregate those documents into a final
HTML page.
If you look at the Cocoon docs there are some samples on aggregating; moreover, this
issue has been discussed many times on this
mailing list, just search for "map:aggregate".
Best regards,
P.S.
Next time, use plain text for your messages to this mailing list, please.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ganael LAPLANCHE [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, September 25, 2002 5:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Transforming question
Hi all,
I am modifying a web site that used php/saxon calls to generate html, to be presented
via cocoon instead.
The web site was using an xsl page that produced 5 html documents from a single xml
one (the html generated is the TOC, the frames,
etc...). The user could view the page by clicking on a link to the main document (the
one that declared the frames and included the
other documents). Since I'm new to cocoon, I was wondering how I could view my
document using tansformers/serializers. Is my xsl
page re-usable ? How can I generate the five documents in memory and view the main one
??? Is it possible ???
I'm a bit lost with cocoon,
if someone could help me...
Thank you very much.
Gan.
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