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How to nest " within an output XML attribute tag?

How to nest " within an output XML attribute tag?

2003-02-25       - By Cyril Bouteille
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Hello,

We're trying to write an XSL stylesheet which produces a JSP document
from an XML one and run into a problem embedding Java code with String
literals within HTML attribute values.

For example, we'd like the resulting JSP to look like this:

<img src="<%= function("/image.gif") %>">

Agreed this is not valid XML. :)
Is there anyway to make XSL generates this?
We tried all kind of ways which end up as

<img src="<%= function(%22/image.gif%22) %>"/>

which JSP compile does not recognize.

The only work-around we found was to declare the literal through a Java
variable outside of the <img> tag and then reference it in the function
call... which is kind of cumbersome...
Is there any other way to output JSP commands like this using XSL?

Thanks!
--
Cyril Bouteille
Enterprise Java Architect
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