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Subject: How to create Tags in Java and use them in xsl?
Date: Fri, 8 Dec 2000 15:11:57 +0100 
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Hi,
I've got some Questions concerning cocoon:

1. How can I create a taglib with XML/Java?

2. Is it possible to create tags in a Java-Funktion (jar-file) and then use
this tags in an xsl-file? My first trial was to return a string
("<tag1>value</tag1>") but it didn't work because the tags were not
interpreted in the next layer. 
(For better understanding: I created a 3-layerd XML-Architecture: 1.XML-file
2.XSP-file 3.XSL-to-html file. Now I want to create dynamically tags in the
2nd layer within a Java-Function which shoul be interpreted in the last
layer. How can I do so?)

3.Is it possible to have 2 processing (xsp) layers?

4. How to use cocoon created pdf-files with IE?

Thanx in advance,

Thorsten Sommer