Interesting approach. Did you try to chain SAX handlers to insert a special handler that will intercept unnecessary events like startDocument/endDocument?...
Although this is a question better asked on the Struts mailing list, you might try DynaFormBeans. You should programmatically be able to add/remove fields at...
Hmm...it worked last time I checked. Note not all the text in the example is localized; in fact, very little is as it is only intended for demonstration...
This is the code i am using to try and "localise" with : //add all the links the user is entitled to see on this page. Element linkList = new Element("links");...
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Hi, Mailing you from Future Focus Infotech, Bangalore, one of the major consulting and Software Development companies in India having offices in Bangalore,...
Hi I am working on a site where as users register it asks them for a lot of information.. So i want to split this over a few pages of forms.. page 1 will let...
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Hello All, We are already using stxx to get our model2x filling.. I would like to know how can i use precompiled xslts with stxx. Would i have to modify stxx...
You can use the xsltc processor to compile stylesheets within stxx, but if you want to use precompiled stylesheets, yeah, you'd probably have to write your own...
For those that wish to use their own RequestProcessor but with stxx support, steps are: -If you want your custom RequestProcessor as an extension of ...
Dear Don & Community: I need to use tiles and velocity templates. I've read something about this at the list but cannot catch a clear idea about if it is...
We have a huge XSLT, As Stxx is already using cached xslt templates, Using precompiled stylesheets, will it improve the performance? ... but if you want to use...
AFAIK, the only difference is if you precompile the stylesheet, you don't have to wait the first time the page is requested for the stylesheet to compile....
If you are using tiles and velocity, you don't need stxx. The only way stxx and Velocity are related is stxx has the optional capability to use Velocity's...
The only issue I can see is if you have a Struts action specify an "input" page, Struts will forward, upon validation errors, the flow right back to that page...
Yeah, that code shouldn't work any different than with plain Struts. If you remove the stxx parts, does it work in that context? Don ... From: "Edd Dawson"...
We are trying to use regular expressions inorder to filter request attributes. We just need one attribute to be (e.g. SVGsessionId) part of the generated XML. ...
Hi I am trying to use html hidden parameters in my forms.. when i add <html:hidden name="RegisterForm" property="userName"> to my stylesheet i get the...
You might want to find a tutorial on regular expressions as yeah, this expression would match any parameter. If you are just not wanting that SVGsessionId,...
Um, if you are using stxx and XSL, then you can't use JSP tag libraries since the page never goes through the JSP processor. Don ... From: "Edd Dawson"...
The form should automatically get serialized into XML and therefore available to your XSLT. Make sure your stxx configuration is correct if this isn't the...
Hi, We are currently developing a web-app that needs the following requirement: -We need to change the stylesheet used for XSLT tranformation at runtime- The...
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Hi Don, I am not using XMLforms or anything like that (because to be honest i dont fully understand them), i am using standard struts actionforms, will the...
Hi all, I'd like to use Stxx on a new project that will have to build WML for various mobile phones and HTML for web browsers. From previous usage of XSL on...
If your criteria is mainly performance, then no, XSL might not be the way to go. I'd be suprised to see XSL beating out JSP for performance for any page. XSL...