BUG ? in xmlparserv2 to output html

I have a problem to use XSLProcessor to output html for a space when it is in a href
a space is escaped in a '+' (plus)
but a '+' isn't escaped .
I think that it's due to XMLUtil.encodeURL() which doesn't do the work properly
Normally '+' must be escaped to %2B

What exact version of the XML Parser are you using when you see this behavior? 2.0.2.9, 2.0.2.10, 2.1.0.0 Beta ?

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I have found out how to call this from the browser by changing "orabpel" in the url to "httpbinding" and then adding the "operation" onto the endpoint.
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Open up admin console. Expand "Servers" node to view servers in domain.
Right click on a server (or select Logging/ General tab) and select "view
server log".
Regards,
Jon

How to output HTML from com.sun.HTTPExchange

My trival web server outputs output plain text. How do I output HTML?
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For that kind of work, I wouldn't recommend this class ( sorry, my other reply is to your first question ).
This is a SIMPLE http server. You would have to emulate an application server ( like Tomcat ) yourself if you want full-blown servlet / jsp functionality. You could define a simple jsp-ish domain specific language and parse it yourself, though.
That might be an interesting exercise, but not one that would appeal to me.

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I am trying to create a larger web-site with jsp. At first I tried to structure the page using include files. Since there is a limit for the length of if/else blocks, I now switched to using methods instead.
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Manish Mahajan ([email protected]):
Which is the most logical/fastest solution? Creating a dynamic XML Document by an XSQL query and apply a master stylesheet to obtain HTML output, or Create a dynamic stylesheet(XML Document) and apply to a master XML Document to obtain HTML?
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<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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