On Wed, 2004-11-17 at 08:54 -0500, Tim Frank wrote: > > One thing I don't think JXTemplate can handle (not sure on this) is > > outputting non-marked-up content. This would be a problem with CSS > > files, for example. I love the way the CSS theme is handled with the > > example application (I've copied the idea into another system I'm > > working on), so it would be a shame to lose that. > > You can output non XML content from JX templates, just as long as your > JX Template is a valid XML document. Same way you can output a > comma-delimited data file from an XSLT transformation. So outputting > CSS, Javascript, etc would not be a technical problem, but it might be > ugly to do so.
How would you do this? For the template to be valid xml there needs to be a root tag, and I haven't seen anyway to keep the tag out of the results. Is there a <jx:ignore-me> tag or something? -James > > Tim --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
