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The problem is that my data
isn't a well-formed xml document, but only a string with some stragne character
(for example: "à"), so if I try <esql:get-xml ... > the result is
null.
I think you're right and the problem is with the
<esql:get-string ... >, but I can't find a way to get the data from the
database in another way!
Mirco
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Hello,
there shell be no difference between <xsl:value-of/> with <xsl:attribute/> or without it. What I can definitively say, is, that you don't need disable-output-escaping in general. Is there any difference between with or without it? d-o-e shell only be used, if you need < (less than) in a non XML conformant way like PHP (<? ... ?>) or JSP (<%). But you use Cocoon, so there shell be no need in (again) general. Can you look at the result of the XSP without transforming it? The problem in your case seems to be the <esql:get-string/>. The data will be escaped then. Doesn't there exist a <esql:get-xml/>? Regards, Joerg |
