it should work and does so in the samples:
http://127.0.0.1:8888/samples/blocks/xsp/java/simple
simple.xsp:
<xsp:element>
<xsp:param name="name">
<xsp:expr>"P".toLowerCase()</xsp:expr>
</xsp:param>
<xsp:attribute name="align">left</xsp:attribute>
<i>This paragraph was dynamically generated ...</i>
</xsp:element>I also modified it for some testing:
<span style="display: block;"> <xsp:attribute name="align">left</xsp:attribute> <xsp:attribute name="test">20</xsp:attribute> <i>This paragraph was dynamically generated ...</i> </span>
and got following output:
<span style="display: block;" align="left" test="20"> <i>This paragraph was dynamically generated ...</i> </span>
Can you have a look at the generated Java code?
Joerg
On 08.04.2004 16:02, Igor Galperin wrote:
Sorry, it does not display my letter correctly:
In Cocoon1 I could have : <xsp:attribute name="size">20</xsp:attribute> , It does not work work for Cocoon2. The generated attribute does not have value.
I could resolve the issue with :
<xsp:attribute name="size"><xsp:expr>"20"</xsp:expr></xsp:attribute>
Is there better solution?
Thank you.
Igor.
Igor Galperin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi!
I am trying to migrate some Cocoon1 pages to Cocoon2.
The following is one of the issues I got.
In Cocoon1 I could have the following statement: text but it does not work for Cocoon2. I resolved this issue with the following statement: "text" Maybe somebody has better idea. Maybe something is not configured correctly.
(It is hard to find the company which writes backward compatible code nowadays). Thank you.
Igor.
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