On Tuesday, February 25, 2003, at 03:20 AM, Wannheden, Knut wrote:
Sean,
This will currently not work as Jelly does not evaluate what's in the
XMLOutput. But it would be possible to write a tag (e.g. <j:eval/>) which
could do something like this. As a workaround you could save the XMLOutput
as a temporary Jelly script and then run that using <j:import/>.
Hope this helps,
-- knut
[snip]
I see, well that definately will slow things down if I have to go to a file. I'll have a look at j:eval, though from the looks of it, it might be faster for me to use digester to do what I need.
- Sean
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