It is indeed possible to change the struts.xpl pipeline to suit your needs. We use the d: namespace as an example to show how to style HTML with XSLT stylesheets, but you are of course free to use any other namespace/convention or none at all.
Please let us know if you have other questions, Julien
Yaldiz, Sunay wrote:
Hello again,
I found the solution a bit too fast:) I saw that it is possible by changing some parts in struts.xpl.
Sunay
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Hello,
I have a question. I use Struts-OXF integration framework and for some of the views' creation, I use OXF pipelines. Here struts.xpl pipeline sends the output xml document with namespace d="http..../oxf" to epilogue and the final view is output by the epilogue. My problem is that I don't really want any epilogue here, I want to create the final page without epilogue without the namespace "d". I mean for example I want to create <head> not <d:head> element, and directly send the page to the client browser. I hope I was clear enough.
Is it possible, and if possible how?
Thanks
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