RE: updating data on the server using XSLT and XT servlet?

[Ross Bleakney <rossb@xxxxxxx>]

Bart,
I don't have a solution but I have the same problem. If you get a response
(and it is not posted) please send it to me. I was simply going to write a
Java program that would open the file, get the end of it, back up a little
ways, write the element and then rewrite the end tags. This is hardly
elegant, but it is efficient.
Thanks,
Ross

-----Original Message-----
From: Bart Stevens [mailto:bart.stevens@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 1999 5:23 AM
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: updating data on the server using XSLT and XT servlet?


Hello all,

Let's say I have an input XML file having a thousand of childs, as in

<contours>
    <contour>1</contour>
    <contour>2</contour>
...
    <contour>1000</contour>
</contours>

We run XT as a servlet, sending HTML to the client.

The client receives a form in which he can put data to give the server the
necessary information to add a new contour.

This data is to be posted to the servlet, and we want to append the new
contour to the original inputfile at the server.

Is XSLT the right tool for doing this job? It looks necessary that XT first
has to copy all thousand <contour>-elements to the result tree, and then add
the 1001-st contour...

We did not try it until now, but intuitively we think it is not a fast or
efficient method. Do you think we need another tool (fe. JSP...) or are
there alternatives to do this task?

Thanks,

Bart.

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ing Bart Stevens
Medical Image Computing
ESAT-Radiology
University Hospital Gasthuisberg
tel  ++32-16-343741
fax ++32-16-343769
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