Re: [Hypercontent-users] How to achieve the following

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If you need to output markup for a file that does not contain html  
tags and styles, you should define a separate output that uses a  
separate XSL to achieve the desired results.  See "Forms of Output" at

http://hypercontent.sourceforge.net/help/project/files/xml.html

Alex

On Mar 16, 2007, at 12:43 AM, tom tom wrote:

> Hi,
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> The use of Hypercontent in our institution is two
> fold.
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> 1) Define CWebProxies for uPortal served from HC
> publish area
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> 2) Some of the jsps in the uPortal got business text
> where these business text is kept in HC and will be
> served as JSTL import from the uPortal
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> i.e uPortal jsp got a <c:import
> url="http://hypercontentServer/hypercontent/../../...html"
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> both item 1) and 2) should go through
> edit->preview->approve->build->publish workflow
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> We worked on the above Item 1) and it is working fine.
>
> When it comes to Item 2) we do a issue because the
> page (part of the page from uPortal perspective) got
> the entire <html>..... </html> tags and the styles in
> the html source, this makes lot of problem in the
> uPortal.
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> What is ideal is only to get source without additional
> html tags,
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> Can you let us know what is the best way to achieve
> this. Also keeping the CWebProxy stuff.
>
> Our whole idea is simillar to the static content, take
> out the business content from the jsps and give
> content authors to drive it, so that no unnecessary
> deployments occur.
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> Thanks
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