Anoop K Achuthan wrote:
Hi John,
You can write a Response Filter which sets the Content type of your
choise.
The filter could be added as the last filter in the chain to make sure
that no other
filter is changing it's content type.
Thanks - I get it. However, it didn't do what
Pablo Saavedra wrote:
The filter order is defined by the filter-mapping element in the
web.xml. Make sure that your filter-mapping is after the xslt filter's.
Regards.
Thanks - its like this, is this ok?
filter filter-name='xslt' filter-class='com.caucho.filters.XsltFilter'/
Usually you define the filters first, and then the mappings, but I don't
think you'll get any problem. That should work ok.
Regards.
On 20/02/07, John Steel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pablo Saavedra wrote:
The filter order is defined by the filter-mapping element in the
web.xml. Make sure
try
{
System.out.println (Within ContentType filter ... );
chain.doFilter (request, response);
((HttpServletResponse) response).addHeader(ContentTypeFilter,
PROCESSED);
response.setContentType(text/html);
} catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
test.jsp here http://www.caucho.com/resin-3.1/doc/xslt-filter.xtp shows
you need to add this and the filter to the web-app in order for it to
trigger resin to performing the transformation. I'm having an issue
based on that example where basically I need to also control the
contentType for
Hi John,
You can write a Response Filter which sets the Content type of your
choise.
The filter could be added as the last filter in the chain to make sure
that no other
filter is changing it's content type.
-Anoop
John Steel wrote:
test.jsp here
