Re: HTML embedded in XML

[Leszek Gawron <lg...@mobilebox.pl>]

footh wrote:
> In Javaflow, I call out to a web service (Google's, to
> be specific) and get a bunch of results returned. 
> Then, I combine these results into my own XML DOM
> object, stuff the object into a Parameter map and send
> it off to a JX page. As a result, I can easily inject
> the XML fragment into my page by merely writing the
> variable out.
> 
> However, the results sometimes have HTML embedded
> within them (example, <b></b> tags to bold certain
> words).  Using the method described above, this
> embedded HTML gets converted to &gt; and &lt;
> somewhere along the way.
> 
> I'm wondering at what point this occurs (building the
> DOM object, or the JX engine printing out the DOM
> object) and if there is any simple way to retain the
> HTML.  I have an idea for an ugly way to resolve this
> but was hoping that someone on the list might have
> some insight.
Three solutions:

For any version:
parse the string to DOM yourself. JX will take proper advantage of that.

For 2.1.x:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-dev&m=108680748429717&w=2

For cocoon 2.2 trunk you can use:
<jx:out value="${myXmlString}" xmlize="true|false" 
strip-root="true|false"/> - not yet documented as I patched jx:out on 
Saturday :)

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