The output of xml

[Zhou Lei]

Hello I have transformed the XML to XHTML document and would like to
validate the output, how can I save the XML output result (XHTML)? I
transform it on client side. And the server-side transformation always
eliminate a slash, for example if I want the result be <img src="a.gif" />,
the result will always be <img src="a.gif"> without the slash. The server is
running Apache with cocoon. Anyone could help on that, thank you.

[Martin Honnen]

Zhou Lei wrote:

I have transformed the XML to XHTML document and would like to
validate the output, how can I save the XML output result (XHTML)? I
transform it on client side.
IE 6 uses MSXML 3 to do XSLT 1.0 transformations, you can write a simple
script or VB program to perform the transformation with MSXML and write
the result to a file which you can validate.
And the server-side transformation always
eliminate a slash, for example if I want the result be <img src="a.gif" />,
the result will always be <img src="a.gif"> without the slash. The server is
running Apache with cocoon.

That sounds as if you get the XSLT output method html instead of xml so
perhaps you need to add
<xsl:output method="xml" />

--

Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

[Zhou Lei]

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Zhou Lei wrote:

I have transformed the XML to XHTML document and would like to
validate the output, how can I save the XML output result (XHTML)? I
transform it on client side.

IE 6 uses MSXML 3 to do XSLT 1.0 transformations, you can write a simple
script or VB program to perform the transformation with MSXML and write
the result to a file which you can validate.

> And the server-side transformation always
eliminate a slash, for example if I want the result be <img src="a.gif" />, the result will always be <img src="a.gif"> without the slash. The server is running Apache with cocoon.

That sounds as if you get the XSLT output method html instead of xml so
perhaps you need to add
<xsl:output method="xml" />

--

Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/

Okay thank you, but I know about writing a script and a VB program, and
adding method does not work...