The ApplyXSL Tag has a bodycontent of JSP so it should
be able to expand the contents of the bean:write and
then use that to create my HTML(using hte stylesheet).
Why isnt it doing this? If I just use the
<bean:write..> tag,it prints thewhole XML onto the
screen. So when i put it as a child tag inside
ApplyXSL, it shud create the HTML :-(((
Am I missing something?
--- Rajagopal V <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi all
> Im using the Coldjava Taglib for XSLT Operations and
> the input that I feed to it is a request scope
> variable.
>
> <xslt:ApplyXSL xslData="html.xsl">
> <bean:write name="xmlString"/>
> </xslt:ApplyXSL>
>
> I have a request scope variable called xmlString
> which
> contains a Stringified version of my DOM. When I do
> this, it throws me a "Markup in the document
> preceding
> the root element is not well-formed". My XML is
> perfect. because if i use it this way
>
>
> <xslt:ApplyXSL xslData="html.xsl">
> <%= pageContext.findAttribute("xmlString") %>
> </xslt:ApplyXSL>
>
> It works fine this way. Why isnt the first one
> working??
>
> TIA
> raj
>
>
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