Re: Does work?

Hi Phil, I have a stylesheet with the following matcher: and another stylesheet that imports the above stylesheet with an overriding matcher: try this: Greetings, Boscoe - Please check that your

XML data via POST request

is not the cleanest approach of all, but it exactly does what I want. Regards Boscoe - Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. <http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faq/in

Re: POST request with XSP

aining the HttpServletRequest so I can access it in the XSP. What do you think ? Thank you Boscoe - Please check that your question has not already been answered in the FAQ before posting. <http://xml.apache.org/cocoon/faq/in

Re: POST request with XSP

t further ? As I am new to Cocoon, I like to learn as much about its concepts and features as possible. Also, I plan to delve into the documentation which, btw, seems to me at the moment a bit confusing. Any suggestions are very appreciated ! TIA Boscoe --

Re: POST request with XSP

Vadim Gritsenko wrote: >>From: Boscoe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >> >>Well, >> >>just read a bit further: StreamGenerator seems to be exactly what I >>need. But how can XSP access data from a StreamGenerator ? >> >> > >You've got

Re: POST request with XSP

Well, just read a bit further: StreamGenerator seems to be exactly what I need. But how can XSP access data from a StreamGenerator ? Boscoe wrote: > Vadim, > > thank you for your quick response. Yes, it works indeed. Used the > wrong Content-Type :-[ . > > Now, another pr

Re: POST request with XSP

access the servlet request, I could read the document from its input source, but the request which is available in XSP doesn't support this. Any suggestions ? Thank you Boscoe Vadim Gritsenko wrote: >>From: Boscoe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] >> >>Hello, >> >>