From: Hongda Cheng@MITEL on 09/27/2000 12:30 PM
yes, you can set your xml DOM tree via servlet
[1]when you overwrite the doGet or doPost methods, you need to set the
ContentType of HTTPServletResponse to "text/xml"
[2]apply a PrinterWriter ,let's say nemed writeOut
[3]use writeOut to print out that DOM tree either built at running time or
pre-saved on server side, or passed from another servlet, or even mixed-up
[4]if ie5.0 being the client tool, you may need to build xsl sheet(or css sheet,
or css embedded in xsl) in either client side machine or server side
[5]your appl needs to point out where ie5.0 can pick up such style sheet (that
is the basic xml syntax)
[6]if ie5.0 not need to render your xml DOM to screen/printer/projector but need
to emerge the result to client side xml database, merging rules need to be
defined ahead
hope that be helpful
hongda
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