Hi Brian,

your posting regarding your combination of xslt with javascript is interesting.

<snip>
	<script language="javascript" src="/trs/trip/home/js_home.xsl"/>
</snip>

What you are doing there, instead of using a pure javascript ?

I have choose another way to satisfy the requirement for the interaction with the user-input by the client/browser:

xsl example:
   <script type="text/javascript">
    <xsl:apply-templates select="interaction/selectdocument"/>
     <xsl:call-template name="webmoneta">
       <xsl:with-param name="case" select="'javascript'"/>
     </xsl:call-template>
   </script>

Furthermore we have begun, to test our client-side transformations also by server-side, first to ensure standard coding and secondly in case, we should need it, for new clients, that dont wan´t use IE6 in our business application.

So my interest is to know, how you implement your following statement:
<snip>
  To my embarassment, I had no idea we could invoke our servlet and do
  transformations via a src attribute in the <script> tag. 
</snip>

It could be great, if you could forward a coding example.

Peace,
 
Hans Braumüller 
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