Christopher Schultz schrieb:
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Stefan,
Stefan wrote:
Christopher Schultz schrieb:
Compare this to XSLT. If you want a stylesheet to emit an '&', don't you
use &? And if you want to emit '&' you have to double it. I
don't see the difference, and I think that the OP is being
unreasonable ;)
Not in my xslt ;-) It depends of the output method. If you output xml,
& still gets & It is meanless to create a not well formed xml. I
don't remember what the output method text or html makes.
Fair enough. When you put "&" into your XSLT, the processor sees it
as "entity:amp". When you write that out, the exact display depends on
the output format. If it's emitting XML (or XHTML), you get "&"
right back out.
But, if you're outputting HTML (?) or text (definitely), then you get
'&'. If you want to emit "&" in text mode, you'll definitely have to
double-up the amps.
The problem is that JSPX is not XSLT. It's really JSP with some extra
junk thrown in. Fortunately for me, I don't have to use it ;)
Yes, I start to understand the ins and outs. Perhaps the spec writers
just could not imagine, that someone will use jspx to do what it is
great for, to produce xml ;-) So I'll go for my filter and wait for
future jsp specs which will include something like
<jsp:output preserve-xml-entities="true" /> or <jsp:output-method="xml"
/> Similar directives for omitting XML declarations etc. are already
included.
- -chris
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