Sorry, I just got back from a lengthy vacation (I miss Bali already!). Answers below:
> From: Aidan Mark Humphreys [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Just beginning to work with Mav - and struggling slightly. > > Taking this as my example, > > <view name="success" path="raw.jsp"> > <transform path="hot.jsp"/> > </view> > > do I understand document transforms correctly? > > The view raw.jsp is configured to have a transform step. If > this view is selected by the controller, raw.jsp is executed > and its output placed in an application context attribute > called "wrapper". The exact name can be set in maveric.xml' s > configuration section for the DocumentFiewFactory class, but by > default it is "wrapper". > > Hot.jsp must contain an action or a JSTL tag to retrieve the > contents of the "wrapper" attribute and embed it in some > appropriate way. > > The "cooked" result is then returned to the browser. > > Is this how it works? Yes, that is how it works, but the default attribute is named "wrapped". > 2nd Question: > > is it possible to have more than one transform step in a > document transform? Something like: > > <view name="success" path="raw.jsp"> > <transform/> > <path>hot.jsp</path> > <path>hoter.jsp</path> > <path>hotest.jsp</path> > </transform> > </view> > > I think I read in Rod Johnson's book that it is possible in the > case of XSLT transforms. Is there an example of this somewhere? Yes, just use multiple <transform> elements like this: <view name="success" path="raw.jsp"> <transform path="hot.jsp"/> <transform path="hotter.jsp"/> <transform path="hottest.jsp"/> </view> Look in the friendbook-domify example application. It's in the opt-domify package. ------------------------------------------------------- The SF.Net email is sponsored by EclipseCon 2004 Premiere Conference on Open Tools Development and Integration See the breadth of Eclipse activity. February 3-5 in Anaheim, CA. http://www.eclipsecon.org/osdn [INVALID FOOTER]
