RE: Barracuda: How to output XML Conformant HTML?

Hi,

I think XMLC is capable of handling XHTML. In the more recent releases,
there a xhtml.jar bundled. Refering to David Young's book, you should
call
xmlc -dom-factory org.enhydra.xml.xhtml.XHTMLDomFactory

Regards,
Stefan

Am Mon, 2002-12-09 um 04.26 schrieb Christian Cryder:
> So it seems like there are 2 issues here:
>  
> 1. getting XMLC to actually compile the templates as XHTML (can we ask
> about this on the XMLC list?)
>  
> 2. creating a set of XHTML renderers for Barracuda
>  
> This second one isn't actually that hard. If you can figure out how to
> do the first one, I could probably create a set of renderers pretty
> quickly because I think they would be very similar to the HTML
> renderers that already exist. Then you could test them out and make
> adjustments as needed.
>  
> THoughts?
>  
> Christian
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>         -----Original Message-----
>         From: [email protected]
>         [mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Jacob Kjome
>         Sent: Sunday, December 08, 2002 2:50 PM
>         To: [email protected]
>         Subject: Re: Barracuda: How to output XML Conformant HTML?
>         
>         
>         HI Simon,
>         
>         Currently, this is a shortcoming of Barracuda because the
>         components currently don't support XHTML.  If you don't use
>         Barracuda components, then this is much less of an issue, but
>         Imagine you are using BTemplate or something like that,
>         right?  I'm not sure how much of an effect that would have on
>         XHTML, but certainly the other HTML specific components
>         require analogs in XHTML.  Now, are you using the XHTML
>         extensions for XMLC?  If you are not, then you will definitely
>         have issues because the DOM stored won't be representative of
>         XHTML.  As far as using the XMLC taskdef, I'm not sure what
>         the flags to compile as XHTML are?  I know there are a few
>         Barracuda users who have used the XHTML extensions.  Hopefully
>         they can speak to this issue.  Otherwise, check out the XMLC
>         docs for the appropriate flags to provide to XMLC to compile
>         as XHTML and provide those to the taskdef.
>         
>         We definitely need to provide XHTML support in Barracuda given
>         the current push toward XHTML.  So, you can consider this a
>         relatively high priority but, as yet, we have no one currently
>         assigned to that particular task.  If you are adamant about
>         using XHTML, then you should probably, for now, drop the
>         Barracuda component model and stick to only using the event
>         and forms models.  Then, just use straight XMLC XHTML document
>         extensions until better support for XHTML components in
>         Barracuda is provided.
>         
>         Jake 
>         
>         At 10:53 PM 12/7/2002 +0100, you wrote:
>         > Hi all,
>         > 
>         > In my HTML templates I have XML conformant HTML (XHTML) but
>         > what is
>         > being produced by Barracuda (XMCL/TIDY) is standard HTML
>         > which is
>         > breaking my XSLT engine that needs to process it.
>         > 
>         > What do I need to do to stop this degredation occuring? Can
>         > I set an
>         > option somewhere?
>         > 
>         > I am using the build.xml and associated taskdefs from the
>         > DiscRack
>         > example.
>         > 
>         > Thanks,
>         > 
>         > Simon.
>         > 
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