Thorsten Scherler wrote:
El lun, 13-02-2006 a las 01:27 -0800, Victor Okunev escribió:
I guess this approach won't work if the transformation produces raw
html, which is not to be interpreted by Forrest. E.g. the result of my
transformation is not an HTML table but rather a <div>-based layout.
However, according to http://forrest.apache.org/dtd/document-v20.dtd,
these tags are not allowed in <body> element.
I think a situation like this one is very typical: someone has a
legacy html that does not necessarily validates against Forrest DTD,
but it needs to be embedded to the page.
...and this is why we developing the dispatcher (new feature in 0.8-dev)
which solves this problem. ;-)
It is possible to solve this problem with the dispatcher, however, this
is integration of content into individual pages. The dispatcher is not
ideal for this since it would require a new structurer definition for
each page wanting to include something different.
The xi:include, or XSL processing of the source content is more
efficient in this particular case. The dispatcher is more efficient if
you want to put the same content into a large number of pages.
Ross
