Dynamic xsql generation

hi all
Is there anyway to dynamically generate a ".xsql" page which can be processed by the
xsql Servlet rather than having a static ".xsql" file on the document root of the server.
all help would be appreciated.
thanks in advance
gp
null

XSQL 1.0.3 release supports this feature.
Due out before Christmas.

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