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Prevent XSLT processing in <page view=.../>

Pascal Heus
Is there a way in a page-flow.xml <page> element to prevent an xslt
specified as a view to be evaluated?
I just want to provide the actual xml content of an xslt file for client
side processing but something like:
    <page path-info="/ddi3/xmenu-xslt" view="ddi3/xmenu.xslt"/>
will naturally cause the xslt to be processed before the results are
returned to the client.
I could have a simple transform instead that sends a <copy-of  > the
xslt document but was just wondering if there is a more direct option to
control this?
thanks
*P








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Re: Prevent XSLT processing in <page view=.../>

Erik Bruchez
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Pascal,

Use an XPL view, and send the XSLT file to the "data" output of that XPL
view using the identify processor. That should do it!

-Erik

Pascal Heus wrote:

> Is there a way in a page-flow.xml <page> element to prevent an xslt
> specified as a view to be evaluated?
> I just want to provide the actual xml content of an xslt file for client
> side processing but something like:
>     <page path-info="/ddi3/xmenu-xslt" view="ddi3/xmenu.xslt"/>
> will naturally cause the xslt to be processed before the results are
> returned to the client.
> I could have a simple transform instead that sends a <copy-of  > the
> xslt document but was just wondering if there is a more direct option to
> control this?
> thanks
> *P
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