Re: Interesting issue

Mike,

>I didn't check in detail what that javascript was
> doing, but It looks like you would be better just
>coding the functionality in XSLT.

I have tried this too. The xml/xsl I sent are repro of
the real problem. I mean to say the <Customers>/<data>
contains more than 5000 bytes. So to process this big
string I didnt had any other option except using
Javascript. In actual the loop in the Javascript code
I sent executes 200 times.

> You could in some circimstances use
disable-output->escaping so that such  a string gets
output as XML >markup, but use of
disable-output-escaping  is always >non portable and a
sign that something is wrong.
I would surely try this. 

If you think otherwise about >my situation, I would
appreciate your valuable >suggestions.

Thanks
Nischal



--- David Carlisle <davidc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> 
> (you could have picked a better subject line for
> this thread)
> 
> 
> >	<lxslt:script lang="javascript">
> 
> I didn't check in detail what that javascript was
> doing, but
> It looks like you would be better just coding the
> functionality in XSLT.
> 
> If you must do it in javascript you would be better
> to generate DOM
> nodes and then convert to an Xpath node set using
> whatever mechanism
> xalan provides for that.
> 
> As it is you haven't generated any element nodes at
> all you've just 
> generated a string with < and > in.
> 
> You could in some circimstances use
> disable-output-escapingso that such
> a string gets output as XML markup, but use of
> disable-output-escaping
> is always non portable and a sign that something is
> wrong.
> 
> David
>  
> 
>
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