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From: Donald Ball <balld@webslingerZ.com>
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On Tue, 11 Jul 2000, Werner Guttmann wrote:

> Last week, I tried to apply the same 'approach' to another set of tables
> to produce a first prototype for some application. The problem this
> time: the primary key of one of the tables is a string field which is
> allowed to include blanks.
> 
> I guess in order to generate an <a href=".."> element again, I will have
> to encode the url passed to the href attribute. And that's exactly where
> I am stuck ... :-(. The response taglib apparently specifies an
> <response:url-encode> element (with the matching template rule in the
> logicsheet), but where I the above chain would I have to use it.
> 
> Any help would be appreciated.

I would do it in the stylesheet using a Xalan Java extension call. 

- donald