File Release Notes and Changelog
Release Name: strutscx_v0.8.4
Notes:
Changes: <ul> <li>Version 0.8.4 contains a switch to enable <strong>client side XSL transformation</strong>. Therefore its possible to use an optional <tt>xsl_clientside=true</tt> parameter in your request. To make this possible the <strong>StrutsCXDocumentBuilder</strong> then integrates an XSL-Stylesheet ProcessingInstruction with a link to the XSL Stylesheet and forwards the pure XML file to the client. </li> <li>No need to supply a <strong>standardXSL</strong> any more. (Read on for reasons why.) </li> <li>The <strong>StrutsCXTransformer</strong> got its sendXML() method introduced in v0.8.3 renamed to makeNoTransformation()! The parameters this private method contains have been cleaned up, too. <br/> Inside this method the response.setContentType() now sets the encoding as well. Instead of <tt>"text/xml"</tt> it uses <tt>"text/xml; charset="+charset</tt>. This little change let the browser know which encoding to use. This way encodings outside the ISO-8859-1 can get displayed correctly. This makes the workaround with the standardXSL unnecessary! <br/> In consequence of this, inside the method transform() the parameter <tt>String standardXSL</tt> has been removed.<br> <br/> The methods getFopparam() is renamed to getFOPParam() and the setFopparam() got renamed to setFOPParam(). Both have private access now.</li> <li>All method calls to the StrutsCXTransformer.transform() have been updated. Check out <strong>StrutsCXServlet</strong> and StrutsCXTransformer itself.</li> <li>In the <strong>web.xml</strong> the init of the StrutsCXServlet to load the standardXSL has been removed.</li> <li>Added a comprehensive client side XSL transformatin example to the <strong>StrutsCX prototype</strong>.</li> <li><strong>StrutsCXConstants</strong> contains some new parameter</li> <li>See the <a href="api/v084/index.html" class="text01"><i>Version 0.8.4 API</i></a></li> </ul>
