Hi Andrew,
Lesson 3 from the link below shows how to intercept the ServletResponse object.
The servlet can output XML and your Filter can intercept it and convert to HTLM
or whatever.
http://www.orionserver.com/tutorials/filters/
Hope this helps,
Liam.
Andrew Zhdanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 06/23/2001 11:53:54 AM
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Hi all,
i'd like to do XSLTransofrmation via Filter, but i can't get how.
Should i use Pipes? Or how can i intercept that what chain produced -
or may be i shouldn't?
Or may be you know some working example of smth like this. Or may be
a little documentation on this?
Everythnig will be usefull, because i have that filter does work, but
i can't make it usefull(
thanks a lot)
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Best regards,
Andrew
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