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Thank you Petey! I've just came back from the Computer school's Library where I've picked up an O'Reilly's Java servlet programming handbook. I guess it's not the latest edition, but at my level it's quite good. Thanks again, Fuli

Hello! My question is very general, so rather than a specific answer, I would appreciate even some pointers (websites, tutorials, books, etc.) I would create a simple one field form. The author would write his notes in it, when submitted, the data is added to an XML database. (Then a XSL...

Hello! I've wasted two days figuring out what's wrong, so: If you are trying to use Xalan's redirect extension, and you get a Java error message that the required class is not found, is because you are probably using one of the more recent Java distributions. They come packed with an earlier...

Hello! I am building a weblog for a friend. My plan is that he would input his logs in a form, then when hits the submit button, the data would be added to an XML file (that holds the content for his site), along with the date (using a simple Java function). Then with the same go, another XSLT...

THankx, Petey, Yes, in fact I followed the same link to arrive to the one I've posted above ;)

Thanx Uura! So, doeas this mean that I am required to use prefixes? I've just added an xmlns to the root element of the XML file, with no prefix: <?xml version=&quot;1.0&quot; encoding=&quot;ISO-8859-2&quot;?> <zh xmlns=&quot;http://www.zold-hid.hu/xml/namespace&quot...

Hi! I'm new to XML and XSL so... I'm using Xalan -Java to the transformations. If the root element (the topmost) contains a namespace declaration in the XML file, the XSLT just returns all of the text from the XML file. If I remove the namespace declaration, then I can use simple <template...

Hi! Sorry, my post might have been unnecessary... I1ve found the answer: If you are interested in how the above task can be accomplished, here's the link: http://www.alistapart.com/stories/practicalcss/ somewhere at the bottom. Happy coding, Balint

Hi! I am building an XHTML site. In respect to the XML philosophy, I think one should organise the navigation menus in a way that it represents some sort of strucutre in the code. So: <ul> <li><a href=&quot;link1.html&quot;>Menu1</a></li> <li>a href=&quot;link2.html&quot;>Menu2</a></li> </ul>...

Thanks! I wrote the validation file using xsd, though it needed a couple of turns with the SQC before I got it all right... Balint

Hello! This is indeed a very good solution! It is very simple and easy to create. The downside is, that it's not always as simple as filling out forms. For example I don't know how many paragraphs, and subparagraphs an article will contain, thus I can't work with a fixed number of form fields...

Thanks for the support, I1ll check your suggestions... Cheers, Balint

Thanks Chiph! I wasn't sure if XSD worked with XSL. I've read somewhere that some functions wouldn't work in XSLT if you're using XSD (IDs for example). If I'm doing XSL transorfmation to output XHTML can I still use XSD? I have a book that explains both DTD, and XSD so neither of them should...

Thanx Cian! This would be perfect, because this way the content of the site could be updated from anywhere. So far, I can't program in Perl or PHP so... Thanks again Balint

THank you Scott! I was thinking of a simpler solution. The XML file, with its own DTD is finished, now what remains is that new content has to be added. I could do it with Notepad, and add the apropriate tags myself. But for those who will write the articles it would be too complicated. They...