Re: [xsl] JSP - XSL Question

[David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx>]

T
> he xsl will not allow the above syntax required by the jsp
> An attempt to use the following:

Probably becaue you have specified the xml output method (or are
getting that as the default).

<col:colheader colorder="<%=coldata%>"/>

is not XML. It is a fatal error to have a < in an XML attribute.

I think jsp does have an alternative syntax that is XML compliant,
otherwise just put something else at that position like %%%less%%%
and then use sed or perl or a text editor to replace %%%less%%% by <%
after the XSLT transform has finished.

David

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