RE: URGENT: Please help

May I suggest this alternate design?

Write a Java program that extracts the customer list from LDAP and outputs
XML containing that information.  Then transform that XML via XSL as in your
original idea.

This design uses XSL the way it was meant to be used.  It's always better to
use a language in the way it prefers, if possible, instead of fighting
against it.

PC2

-----Original Message-----
From: Ram Gande [mailto:Ram.Gande@xxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: April 26, 2001 10:22
To: 'xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
Subject: RE:  URGENT: Please help



I apologize for that rather stupid heading. People tend to do stupid things
when they are desperate and against the wall.
Anyway thanks for replying.

I know the approach is a little hokey, but my idea was to create a list of
Customers that I am searching from an LDAP via a Java function. All I want
to do is to print that list in a HTML page as links. I eventually want to
set a cookie when someone clicks on that link. So I just want to loop by
recursively calling that function untill I get no more. I really appreciate
if there is another way to do this loop. 

Thanks
RK.

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